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?

Lib Dem as a pro remainer

Labour as I hate what is happening to
The education system, to vulnerable people and to the NHS.

Lib Dems, because I don't think much of Corbyn's Labour and I'm pro-Remain.

Labour.
I believe in a fairer society and reducing inequality.

SNP
Scottish independence

Can't vote Corbyn as he's anti-semitic and nobody can choose their race. Can't vote LIDem as there is a referendum result and she says she will ignore that. We have had wars to stop being subjugated and now Germany is leading the EU. Can't vote Boris as he's a lying, clueless philanderer! I won't vote. I know I should.

Conservative - I think a labour government will be the worst thing for this country and fear for Jewish people if they get in.

Labour because I agree with most of their policies, agree with the idea of being for the many not the few and I cannot stand the sexist, homophobic, entitled Johnson.

Conservative.

Voted remain but value democracy so now believe we need to get Brexit sorted. I also care about the NHS, education etc which is all entirely reliant on a decent economy and Labour would trash that in a heartbeat.

Also hate Labour’s politics of envy and the ingrained anti-semitism throughout the party.

Labour, because I care about the NHS, social services, those with disabilities and education.

Those of you who think Johnson will "get Brexit done", please have a look at this... Oh, and what Barnier describes here will just be the start of the fallout. It'll get a lot worse afterwards. Just so you know.

Also, respectfully, may I ask why you're so keen to "get Brexit done" anyway? What do you think will be gained by Brexit? I know we've talked about this a lot, but it's kind of important.

www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/michel-barnier-boris-johnson-brexit-general-election-a4311031.html

Labour

Because when I go shopping I don't want to see homeless people.

Under a conservative government my DH may be better off, but the most vulnerable in our society will suffer. I don't want to have to see people around me suffering, even if I'm OK. I'd rather pay slightly higher taxes for that.

Brexit will happen either way.

Tory. Because I'm not a fool.

Lib Dem

They won’t get in here as we are a safe SNP seat and I don’t like them or many of their policies but at least they are anti Brexit.

Labour, the NHS. Even though it stings me like a fissure in my arse.

Labour because the last 9 years have been utter crap.

Labour - I don't like Corbyn but I hate the Tories more

If the Tories win it will be a victory for lying cheating and populism - we cannot possibly show our children that this is the right way to win something

Plus I have two children about to enter the education system I dread to think what further cuts the Tories will make to education and the quality of education they will receive as a result. If push came to shove we could afford to go private but thousands can't

Labour because my MP is great and a thoroughly decent human and their manifesto aligns to my own political views.

I don’t believe that Corbyn will result in some crazy communist state. Johnson and May have demonstrated that you cannot just force things through.

Corbyn. Tactical voting.

Labour - for much needed investment in our public services, which have been deliberately underfunded by the Tories over the past decade under the guise of austerity.

Lib Dem (tactically) to unseat our local Tory MP who’s about as useful as a chocolate teapot.

Conservative. Because it's the only sensible option

Lib Dem- the seem to be the only adults in the room.

Labour - tactical vote as Johnson isn't fit to run anything let alone the country.

Conservative because Corbyn will bankrupt the country in a blink of an eye.