Yes, remainer and lifelong Labour voter, refusing to vote Labour because of Corbyn's insistence that a vote for Labour is a vote for Brexit. If Labour do really badly he might recognise the level of protest vote against him and his policies, but I've a feeling that he'll spin it as everyone protesting because we're not leaving fast enough, and he'll never step down.
I'll be voting LibDem this time.
I've got to the point with the coalition where I'm wondering whether those commentators who said at the time that the LibDems had reined in some of the worst Tory tendencies may have been right- look at the utter shitshow that's played out since 2015.
None of the parties are sufficiently supportive of women's safety and the right to enforcement of the protected characteristic of sex, but the appalling stance of the Greens on the safety of women and children has led me to favour the Libdems over the Greens - that said, registering a vote against Brexit and in favour of remaining is my main issue.
And it is effectively a protest vote only on this issue, because Brexit decisions are made by Parliament ,and Parliament is sovereign. (I suspect that there are voters who don't understand that, even if Farage and convicted fraudster Yaxley-Lennon do get elected, they won't have the power to overturn Parliamentary decisions and processes- it might be an education in terms of how political power works!)