In one sentence who are you voting for and why?

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I'm still so torn. In a single sentence can you say who you are voting for and why?

Labour. We desperately need change in this country and I want a fairer society where the vulnerable and poor are better supported.

I’m voting Labour because I understand that the current “Tory” government has nothing to do with moderate conservatism- they’re actually UKIP in all but name, and only a hairs breath from the BNP/EDL which makes me feel (about as far from envy as is possible)

Labour, because they are the only party able to stop a hard right Tory government from destroying this country.

Tory because I want to leave the EU.

Tory because of women's rights and the economy; because despite being a Remainer I believe Brexit is unavoidable; because I want Labour and Lib Dems to get such a drubbing they sort themselves out into being a decent opposition and potential government in waiting.

Tory because I read all the main three manifestos (for my area) and did some extra research to find out what was lies, what was truth and what was propaganda.

For many reasons the least worst party for me personally.

Tory because of women's rights

Yes, because Boris will make sure that women's rights are prioritised

Sinn Fein. A united Ireland and their support for abortion rights in NI

Labour. Because I love Sinn Fein, Hezbollah, Hamas and think the Salisbury poisonings were a conspiracy against the Russia state.

In all seriousness, looking through this thread...we are so divided aren't we? So very far apart. A large chunk of us will be very disheartened tomorrow - I'm hoping I'm not amongst them. I don't think I've ever seen an election as so fundamentally important.

Lib Dem because the Tories have crippled the National Debtvdespite austerity (where did the money go?!); because the NHS is on its knees and being privatised by stealth and because even if I wasn't a Remainer, the lies around Get Brexit Done make me fume. It will take at least a decade to sort all the trade deals we need. Meanwhile there will be a massive recession.

Also I'll be voting Tory because I think they are by far the most GC party. And, there are circa 40k more doctors and nurses on NHS wards compared to the figures ten years ago.

And despite being known as 'the nasty party', they weren't the ones who dragged us into Iraq, despite a million-plus of us marching.

Labour because I want a referendum on Brexit.

Labour, be a use I give a shit about the most vulnerable in society.

Labour, because im a working class Northerner that the tories don't give a shit about

Tory. Because I love the UDA, the arms trade, Saudi Arabia and bombing schools in Palestine.

Conservative. Because socialism doesn’t work.

*tripled the National Debt!

SNP. To hopefully get the fuck away from Westminster and Tories forever.

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Let me think - do I want an anti Semitic Communist as a PM ? Hmmmmm

But Mrs he's never going to get a majority.

More important question: Do you want an NHS?

Still undecided. It's close between the Tories and SNP.in my seat. Can't say I really want to vote for either.

Labour for social care, schools, nhs and the environment.

dh & I (I think from discussions because he is trying to be tactical!) will be voting differently - clue neither of us is voting conservative - or anyone on that spectrum. We have always voted for different parties but are both middle left (as my ds puts it - dm typical Guardian reader ) & we don't argue about politics (got lots of other things to argue about, like who left the fridge open etc!)

Plaid Cymru - to get as far away from the shit show of Westminster.

Plus Adam Price is a beaut