Who would you vote for in a general election tomorrow?

[maybegoingcrazy]

If the next GE was tomorrow, who would you vote for? I've been unimpressed at decisions made by Labour since they came in and just don't have much faith in their long term plans. I've never even considered voting Tory, but also don't really see Labour doing much more to improve things for anyone. Will be interesting to see how things are in a few years time when the next GE comes round. Am I missing some really good stuff Labour are implementing?

Well said. We’ll look back on this and view this as a national scandal. Wes Streeting is pushing back. The only Labour MP I trust.

Why wouldn’t you vote for another party as your protest vote? Voting for another popular party doesn’t seem that much of a “protest” to me..?

I am a Conservative voter (life long) so if I'm not voting for them I wouldn't vote for a left wing party. So it can only be Reform.

Yes, for me it would be Reform for exactly this reason. Whichever party is most likely to get Labour out, which at the moment seems like Reform.

Interesting

SNP

Reform

Reform have same silent backers as Trump trying to buy elections. I’d struggle to choose someone to vote for but I wouldn’t allow myself to be manipulated by people whose morals I despise.

Same

Labour

Definitely not reform because I'm not a fucking imbecile or racist. Probably labour again, but I'd see who was strongest in my constituency. Maybe lib dem.

Of course Labour.
I think everyone should give them a fucking chance.

Genuinely don't know.

This is a really telling thread OP.

Before the last GE mumsnet was very much 'Lets all vote Labour!!!' and as much as I love it I often find mumsnet annoyingly left-leaning. I would never, ever vote Labour personally but the fact so many responses to your question have already been Reform suggests that if Labour don't seriously turn things around and dump that useless flip flop of a PM then the country will be in for a big shock come the next GE.

Labour, but our local MP was vocal against cutting PIP and winter fuel payments.

Or a big "fucking" shock as @Hardlyworking and @FridayNightFever might say.....

There is a danger people might vote Reform as a protest vote, thinking that they won’t get in… and then they do. I think it’s very possible that some people voted for Brexit thinking the same thing. I bet even Farage was more than a little surprised by the result.

Lib Dem.

Swinging back to Labour, from Lib Dem or Green, because I have the most refreshingly principled and intelligent local MP. Josh Fenton-Glynn, Calder Valley.

Labour

Labour. No question. They've got long term vision which is what we need. They've made a few mistakes but they're a drop in the ocean compared to the utter muppet Tories who ruined the country. Reform couldn't govern their way out of the pub car park.

I dont think it will be a shock though, if Labour can't turn things round very soon, I think Starmer's days are numbered. If he goes, I can't think of a single candidate in the PLP to replace him. Talent combined with leadership is in very short supply. The Tories are no better, I don't think Ed Davey of the Lib Dems is PM material either. If the established parties want to keep Reform out of Government, they've got to get better leadership and fast.

What a pathetic response! It is not racist to oppose mass immigration and wanting to preserve our own culture! It’s gone too far and I think even the most tolerant of people are now seeing this. When it is on mass integration is not possible and you live in parallel worlds.it has got to end

None of them like I haven't voted in the previous three elections. All politicians are slippery self serving power hungry liars in my opinion.

“Reform couldn’t govern their way out of the pub car park”

I’m afraid a lot of people have the same thoughts about Labour.