Sorry for posting again on this point.
Please bear in mind it's not just/primarily/essentially a vote for the party. Yes of course it counts for that - majority MPs but there's more to consider.
It's firstly about your community, area etc.
And candidates are different when it comes to their personal priorities, opinions etc.
And of course their fundamental role is to work for their condtuents, all constituents. Sure some don't do much but many work hard for those they represent. Irrespective of which colour their rosette.
So please look at the blurb for your candidates. If strong fundamental political principles then obv not the no way ones.
But you know. Read the rest. What do THEY think? What's important to them about local area? If had chance, what things did they do when MP? Sqiz of voting record.
Google will surely reveal if have spoken about sex/ gender and what they think. Or indications of view.
And fact is. Unless something monumental happens. Tories will walk next election.
So focus on local or at least look at candidates when time comes. Rather than wasting a vote.
And yes contraversial. Ages ago on here someone said. Vote for a woman. (I mean unless Nadine d or similar!).
Yes check they aren't one of the women who has views that fuck women over.
In general though. Massively most of the time.
Women think about women, children. Sex offences, feeling safe on street, medical women things that are awful...
They are way more likely to care about women and girls than imo men in general full stop. Who even if lovely just don't have this stuff on their radar, in the picture, full stop.
When I first read that I thought bonkers idea.
Now I agree and have put my money where mouth is last few votes few years. (Without having only woman in my hard no party!).