to ask how you voted today?

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Labour.

Independent

Walked into the point station, collected ballot paper and out an X in the box of the party I fancied. Hth

Surprised myself slightly over the past week by deciding to vote Green, and went leafleting for the candidate in an unhelpfully last minute way. She's a great candidate and has got loads done locally, very pragmatic and a real 'doer'. So is the other candidate that I know but the latter actually holds two council positions which doesn't quite seem right.

1- Lib Dem (Local candidate, works really hard, has become my friend after helping me with an issue)
2- SNP
3- Green
4- SNP
5- SNP

I could not vote for Labour, and certainly not for Tories

This is all news to us,does anyone know where you can find out when your local council is taking it's vote?

There's been no mention of it where we are and I can't find anything online.

Your local government website. We have county council elections today, and both the county council and District council websites have full details.

Labour. But I haven't made up my mind for general election.

Only had 2 choices - Independent or Plaid

No one (no local elections here).

Plaid Cymru.

Not decided yet for June but likely to be different

Lib Dem and will vote for them in GE too

For those complaining about lack of leafleting...do you donate to parties you support or pay a membership?

This is the way they get the money needed to print the leaflets...

No TheFallen I'd looked on there already and the most recent news to do with voting was from 2016.

Independent because he's the only person not spouting shite

Snp

Have voted independent here a great person that has done so much for our local area ge im now tempted liberal democrat as I know the person and they will do everything they can for my constituency

Dixie the mind boggles!

I realised at 9:55pm whilst in my pyjamas with a glass of wine in hand, that I'd not voted. I'd planned to this morning and then children, work etc got in the way. Luckily the polling station is 2 minutes walk from our house but I didn't have time to get dressed and make it so I threw a long coat on top of my pyjamas and went to the polling station in our village to vote! I apologised to the two lovely ladies on duty who kindly said they were just glad I'd turned out to vote.

I voted independent as the Ind.councillor lives in the village and seems to really care, I didn't even know the names of the other candidates let alone what they stood for.

1.Green
2&3 SNP
4 Lib Dems
5 & 6 Labour
7 Tories

I too voted until I boaked to make sure the Tories were at the bottom.

I voted for local lady who lives round the corner to me and is aware of local issues to our village. In the General Election I will either vote tactically or not vote. I know May will win and therefore I am determined to be permanently pissed during her reign so I don't have to remember it.

Lib dem as did dh

Anyone apart from SNP!
Conservative as first choice.

No one. We voted in 2015.

LibDem because theirs was the only candidate who was out and about talking to local people about local issues. He seemed like a nice approachable chap. I haven't even seen a leaflet for Tory or labour.