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

My gf aged 87 also voted labour and has done in every ge.

Early 50s. I know quite a few people in my age group who voted Labour.

44 and have always voted labour

48 here, voted Labour - as did OH (same age).
My brother aged 50 voted Labour.

My parents (70s) are Tories. They constantly try to tell us that we don't remember what it was like. As they sit in their £300k house with no health issues, never having found themselves out of work ...

IT was the first time I didn't vote labour!
I think it's more about how you would deal with solutions to problems rather than thinking someone is not worldly wise.
We all would t approach a problem in the same way so it's unlikely that people will vote in the same way.

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48
And anecdotage, but a heartening one. Just heard about a fof family who all voted Labour, 6 of them. In Kensington. And they're very very rich.

47 and 53

Me - 46
DH - 55
DD - 20
DF - 70
DM - 68
and various siblings aged between 32-44 and a ds of 16 who was chomping at the bit to vote labour but has to wait a couple more years yet!

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41. I've always voted Labour. My parents are Tories.

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gosh loads of replies, wasn't expecting so many!
Reassuring to see that I was proved right.
I was going to share this thread with those who made comments but I forgot to name change so would be very outing.. oops!

I'm 49. My DD also voted Labour and she is 26

I'm 53, Dh 54. Both lifelong labour voters.

I'm 42, my DH is 41, my parents are 71 and 65 and we all voted Labour.

I'm 36, DH 38 and I have friends ranging from 18 to 89 who voted labour

My mother - 45.
My best friend - 27
Her hubby- 52.
My cousin - 18

Voted for the NHS, Police, Fire services, Disabled people, Terminally ill, the young and the old, and for Refuge and domestic abuse services who've all massively suffered under Tory policies and funding cuts.

Forgot dh 43 .

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54, 47, 20, 18

48, but all members of my family from 18 to 82 voted labour.

I'm 30 and DP is 24. DM, MIL and FIL are 60 and DF is 65. All voted labour.

42 - as is partner, we both voted labour. My mum is in her 70s and also voted labour.

I've been annoyed about the amount of unpleasantness around, people implying that a) labour voters are gullible, and b) young people are stupid.

It almost matches the amount of people suggesting that those who voted leave last year must be stupid (I say that as a remainer)