To ask who you are voting for and why?

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Just interested as I've been really debating with myself this year and am not really convinced by any party

I honestly still don't know who I'm voting for. I don't want to vote Tory for obvious reasons but can't see Jeremy Corbyn running the country either. I 've worked in the NHS for 30 years and it's been thoroughly hard during both Tory and labour leadership. Just been stuck on an NHS hospital ward with my son all of last weekend and the care on one ward was shocking, the system is overwhelmed and I fear for the future as I get older.

Dramaticpenguin
Defence, security, possible restriction of Five Eyes access, Corbyn's stance on NATO, don't agree with renationalisation (and it's not allowed under the EU, so he can't do it anyway), Brexit, to name but a few reasons why I am voting Tory.

Labour (but live in an eternal Tory stronghold). I care about our NHS, about the thousands of children living in poverty, about the millions in need of social care they aren't receiving. I also really like Corbyn, and I'm a remainer.

I considered Lib Dems but they won't get into power except for a coalition (and I wouldn't trust them not to go into another with the Tories), I strongly dislike Jo Swinson's voting record and I don't agree with decriminalising drugs.

The amount of lies and smears being spread around by the Tories is disgusting, and its all the more terrifying how many people are believing them.

Labour, because I'm not a cunt.

Labour. I did consider voting lib Dems but ruled that out when I discovered their wish to push forward trans ideology, which puts women and children at risk.

How erudite Bluestocking and how virtue signalling and dismissive of any other political stance, in very few words.

@scaryteacher

Got it in one. Try sleeping outside on the street for one night in December and then you'll realise that only a cunt wouldn't vote for Labour.

Labour. The conservatives only do anything for the rich. This country is on its knees from their policies.

As much as it pains me to vote for Corbyn, I'll be voting labour. My grandad is an ex labour councillor and has spent many years pounding the streets campaigning. We are working class and I believe labour is best for us. I really hope that Dan Jarvis works his way through the ranks and is our future PM.

Lib Dems

Labour, because they're the lesser evil. BJ is pure privileged opportunistic lying evil.

I seem to remember the meths drinkers sleeping rough in Plymouth when Labour were in last in the late 90s. You know damn well that homelessness has a variety of causes, and blaming it on the Tories is disingenuous.

My Mum used to go and help cook lunches for the homeless with her church when Labour was last in as well, in Hampshire.

More determined to vote Conservative after TheBlueStocking post. Well done.

SNP, with the hope we’ll get more MP’s in Westminster. I do feel we are much better off in Scotland due to their policies

Tactically, I am politically homeless & have been since the Lib Dem’s propped up the conservatives, hubby & I were/are public sector with children with additional extras, who depend on the NHS.

Labour were 2nd here last election, so in the hope of shifting BJ

Lib Dem. Because Brexit. Usually I vote Conservative.

Tactically.

Labour. For positive reasons to do with the changes they would bring.

However I really hate how entrenched we all are , and how splintered we are now.

I'm sorry but I really do detest the current Tory Leadership and the right wing press.

However I don't hate people who are conservative voters. They just have different ideas about how to make this country better.

Interesting national results from the vote for policies website. I bet it will in no way reflect the vote tomorrow tho!

Conservative - to get rid of the bloody SNP

I don’t think what happened results wise in the last election will be anything like the results will be this time. Firm seats may well change.

I’m voting labour this time. I don’t agree with quite a few of their policies but I disagree with more of the Tory policies. I despair of them all generally.

@ThroughThickAndThin01

Well you know what I think of you then, don't you?

@scaryteacher

Yes, weirdly, I do blame the enormous rise in the number of homeless people during the time the Conservatives have been in power on the Conservatives. It's disgusting and inhumane. I stand by my original statement.

Feel sick about this election. Absolutely exhausted with the chaos and crap our political system has become over recent years.
Anyway I’m voting labour as I am lifelong socialist labour supporter. Did once vote green due to local candidate. Would definitely vote tactically if I needed to (I don’t - I’m in kier
starmer’s constituency). Really worried for this country if tories get in. Terrible echoes of trump every single day.

I'm voting Labour - I think Corbyn is a prick but I'm voting based on how the most vulnerable person I know of would want me to vote.

I'm tactically voting Lib Dem.

I'd usually vote Labour.