It's not always just between Tory and Labour for a lot of people, in many constituencies people are looking at voting Lib Dem/ Green to keep Tories out.
I'm lucky enough to be able to vote Labour in my area, but I'd vote tactically otherwise. I'd never even consider voting Tory, I have little respect for people who do if I'm honest.
To answer PP's questions above:
Do you think they can or will do what they say they will? (This applies to all the parties) I don't think Labour will be able to keep all promises, but I trust that they will work through them based on importance and my understanding is that the NHS and getting people out of poverty are the first targets. I'm happy with this.
Do you think the anti-Semitism controversy is an issue? I think it's an issue that our press have latched onto it so much for the Labour party, but not others, when quite a few independent studies have found that it's actually more prevalent elsewhere. Anti-semitism, and any other form of racism, is a stain on our country and needs to be dealt with at all levels.
Do you agree with Labour's nationalisation plans? Absolutely
Do you think there's any point trying to negotiate yet another possible Brexit deal with the EU? If it was up to me, I'd cancel the whole thing and pretend it never happened. But this is, of course, undemocratic and will piss a lot of people off. I think Labour's approach is the most comfortable in comparison to others. Negotiate a deal which isn't as damaging to our people/economy as Johnson's, then let people decide based on fact. I'm not really sure why people see this as such a bad thing (considering it's been made quite clear that the approach the Conservatives have taken doesn't work).