To ask who you are voting for?

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Labour
Tories
Lib Dem
Green
Reform
SNP (Scotland)

And why?

Tory, my MP is a decent bloke, a good constituency MP.

Is it Liz Truss?

Oh, yeah. So covid nonsense rules out the Tories again!

Tory as she’s been an excellent constituency MP who cares about, gets involved in and fights for our local issues. And will defend women’s rights.

Very much voting for the person and not the party.

I've already done a postal vote and I really struggled with who to vote for, but also felt I should vote. So I voted conservative again.

I think I'd have voted labour for the first time if it weren't for their stance surrounding women

Tactically. To get my very rich, non-representative MP out.

How're you voting OP and why?

I'm torn - our local Labour mp has been fabulous for our area, she's been our most for as long as I can remember. I think she's fantastic and she speaks out against the party line when necessary. For example she does not support labour's stance on Gaza.

However there are aspects of the Labour manifesto that I disagree with and I think because of this I may not vote for them for the first time in my life. There's an independent guy in my constituency (habib raheem) who is ex-Labour and his ideas are definitely the best fit to my ideals and beliefs. I'm really impressed with what I've seen of him so far. I live in a Labour stronghold so it won't matter really, but I am tempted to vote for him.

Boris ruined the country with his tack.

Labour

Got a chance of ousting the SNP
Locally and the Tories nationally.

And of the available options Labour is the best choice for government

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Labour, but only because our local candidate is brilliant. Starmer is bloody awful. I hope Labour are listening!!!!

SDP

Gender critical.
Like the environment but with vavests for practicality.

Rpund her Labour rdfuse to turn up at the hustings

This.

Lib dem.
Their candidate is the only one in my area who is not a white, straight man or Reform. I don't vote for white, straight men as they are over represented.

REFORM.

Conservatives, there is no better alternative in my opinion.
That's not to say I think conservatives are a good option I just think the others are worse.

I would have voted greens, but as a non-man I can’t bring myself to do it.

We do not have much choice in our constituency, I’m torn between the independent candidate or spoiling.

It is a hard no to Labour.

The conservatives have made a mess of public services and I just don’t trust them.

To be honest I'm in a bit of a tizz over this. I feel it's not really cricket to vote for myself, but I can't vote for another party. I mean what if someone found out?

I think I'm going to have to "forget' my photo ID and be manhandled out of the Polling Station. That way I can't vote and I'll get loads of public sympathy. 🫰🫰🫰

I'm politically homeless but I voted for the least worst candidate with a massively heavy heart. If it wasn't for the fact I have cats and elderly parents I'd move abroad.

Lib Dem, only because locally it’s the only party that could take Tories out. I don’t really like any of them but I want Tories out so I have little choice.

I'll be spoiling my vote

Feel politically homeless right now. No one represents my values

Reform.

Labour. Because I think it will be better for my children and grandchildren. Not me necessarily.

This.

Nobody.

Labour - women's rights
Tories - the many things they have done in the past 14 years
Lib Dem - women's rights
Green - women's rights
Reform - racist right-wingers
SNP (Scotland) women's rights

Oh and we have an independent - no stated position on women's rights, but they think that "climate change has always existed" and shouldn't be a priority.

Labour. The only party that can get the Tories out. Labour will at least aim to govern in the interests of all citizens, rather than just the richest and most privileged.