to ask how you voted today?

[BorisJohnsonsHair]

Labour.

Gosh interesting mumsnet stats. I voted conservativr. Always have. Find it weird that it can be seen as unpopular. I know a lot of tory voters but judging by social media it's akin to suggesting we put kids back up chimneys.

It was like that in the 80s Willow. Everyone was really right on and lefty yet the Tories kept getting in.

Andy Burnham, Labour - Election of Mayor for Greater Manchester Combined Authority.

SNP

Labour and I've been out leafleting yesterday and this morning

Lib Dem. Existing councillor is Lib Dem and works hard for local issues. I would vote for them anyway though. Have been out delivering leaflets over the past couple of weeks.

Local candidate - no party given.

Lib Dem. She's very hard-working and gets involved in local issues. Also the only one who bothered to put a leaflet through the door. I'll vote LD at the GE too. I'm a Labour Party member but its a two horse race here between Cons and LD.

Is there an election?
Not heard anything about this

Voted on the way home from work. LibDem for the first time, would usually vote Labour but after their dismal behaviour over brexit I decided against them. LibDems are the only credible alternative to the Tory bastards around here so that (coupled with the national stance on the EU) made my choice for me.

Will be doing exactly the same in the GE for the same reasons.

I'm in Hertfordshire and it was county councillor elections today btw.

SNP 1 & 2, Greens 3 then everyone else in descending order purely to put the Tory and bloody UKIP candidate dead last!

First time ever I voted tactically - Labour (mayor). I liked the first and second choice (lib dem) system. Will vote lib dem in the general election though

Voted for the party who does most for this area. Won't be voting that way in the General Election.

Our Green candidate for Mayor has pledged to only take the average wage for the West Midlands of £29,000, the proposed salary is £100,000, the rest he will give to charity.

I didn't vote, I couldn't find any info about the candidates online and none of them bothered leafleting. I will vote next month though, although I'm still not sure who for.

I voted lib dem because he knocked on my door and had a chat to me about local issues.

I also voted for the candidate that I feel does a good job locally regardless of party. I will not vote the same way in the General.

Lib Dem

I interpret how you voted as ' how you made your choice'. Surprised so many do it by rosette colour for locals.

And also how many share my experience of candidates that don't bother to campaign or even leaflet.

In Scotland, so ranked every candidate (ending with the Tories although did consider putting the ukip man last). remember in Scotland you must use all your ranking or the way the single transferable vote works, is that everyone you don't rank gains a slight advantage...

Labour

I asked this on another thread, but
those complaining about the lack of leaflets and publicity ( sometimes the complaints go the other way!) - would any of you consider leafleting for a candidate/party you support?

How Kitty? I didn't think that was the case at all.

I had seven choices on my ballot, only put numbers 1-5. It says on the info at the polling station that you can vote for as many or as few candidates as you like.

Lib dem
Conservative
Labour
Independent mp
Green
SNP

Actually changed mind and voted

Green
Labour
SnP
Lib Dem

LibDem