To ask those who voted labour.. How old are you?

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Not posting this to start a massive politics debate I'm just interested in the above question.

I voted labour, I put something about it on social media and a few older people have commented saying I obviously don't have "brains or life experience as them" & "young ones voting labour don't know what they are getting themselves in for".

I'm hoping I'll be proved wrong.
Not that it matters but I'm late 20s and those who made these comments range between 50-60.

Hope this doesn't come across as ageist, it's not my intention at all

29

43 - voted labour, as I did in the previous election.

55. And my best friend's Dad voted Labour for the first time ever & he's 91.

38

69, 74. Voted Remain too.

Was volunteering on Thursday and sat making calls to voters with two gentlemen over 75.
There have been younger people too but a good spread in my constituency (marginal, we held).

28. Married, two kids (one disabled). SAHM, husband works. Ive plenty of life experience!

32

Late 30's

Thank you all for the replies, I know voting can be a personal thing.
Pretty impressed that out of all 260 comments on this thread there hasn't been any comments made etc :) so glad

33

DH and I are early 40s. He voted Labour but I voted LibDem. We are in a super safe Tory area so I used my vote as a proEU/anti-Brexit vote. DH is in one of the sectors that Labour want to privatise and will probably earn over £80k, so could risk his job/future earnings. It's about the many, not just the few, even if the few includes us!

46

But I have voted labour in all general elections since I could vote; have occasionally swayed for local and European elections.

I meant nationalise of course, and I usually vote Labour too.

62

Also voted remain, as did my 88-year old father and my 89-year old MIL

50s (me), 60s (DH) and all DC in their 20s. We all voted labour.

31

Me:58
Dd:20
Dd:20
Ds:22
Ds:32
We all voted Labour.

I'm 37 and DH is 42 – both voted Labour

My parents are 66 & 67 and voted Tory (my Dad because he can't stand Corbyn and my mum because "she's always voted Tory and been better off under a Tory govt" Both ex-teachers, so I'd be very interested in what they would have done if they were still teaching.

38

I'm 41 and dh 43 and always been labour supporter's.

55. I was out campaigning and met Labour voters of all ages.

I sm 73 and DH 66.
DS1 is 45, we all voted Labour

But DS2 44 voted conservative.