Next UK election

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

Brexit if Farage is leading it. UKIP otherwise.

[Middle-aged Europe]

LibDem, Green, SNP, or Plaid.... whichever of these has the best shot at winning the seat in the respective constituency.

If neither of these parties has a chance and voting Labour is the only way from preventing a Tory MP, I'd vote Labour.

[YE]

Labor. I’m not the biggest Corbyn fan but there’s no real viable alternative and their policies are good, even if somewhat left of me.

[Intell]

Labour and Socialism.

[thumb21]

In marginal seats: Reluctantly Conservatives

In safe seats: Monster Raving Looney or whatever meme party is running, that would probably do a better job running the country than the major parties would.

In my seat: Labour because I don't like my local Conservative MP, not that it matters, the seat is safe.

[Dr. MB]

Guess I never answered myself, so...

1) Labour
2) Greens
3) Lib Dems/TIG (let's be real, they'll be one party by then)
4) not gonna go there

[PSOL]

1. Labour
2. Green Party of England & Wales
3. Plaid Cymru

SNP has left a bad taste in my mouth since the head’s arrest and I’ve already voiced my opinion on the rest clear enough.

[morgieb]

Still Labour, though in practice my hypothetical (or perhaps not hypothetical depending on when its held) would be anti-Tory depending on what seat I was living in.

[Horus]

Labour as long Corbyn leads it.

[Suburbia]

Labour for a couple of years.

Yes, Corbyn is a antisemite, but the Tories need to change post-May.

Let Corbyn be there for 3 years until a recession hits Britain and he is forced out.

[Frodo]

For anyone who doesn't know what the 'Independent Group' is.  Appropriately enough, this is an article from the Independent newspaper:

The Independent Group: What are the views and policies of the breakaway MPs?

[OSR stands with Israel]

Conservative is the only way to stop the jew hater/communist apologist/terrorist apologist

[KaiserDave]

Liberal Democrats or the Independent Group, depending on my constituency.

[jaichind]

UKIP.  But will tactically vote CON if necessary.

[IceAgeComing]

If I'm entirely honest; the Labour Party recently have not helped their cause a lot.  The anti-semitism thing has always troubled me a lot and the Brexit stuff really has not made me like them.  In a safe Labour seat I'd consider who my candidate is and whether I feel that they meet my values and if not I am open to voting for the Greens or a fringe left wing party to indicate a protest against them.

However in a marginal seat I'd have to vote Labour: the policies of the Conservative Party would be incredibly harmful to the vast majority of people in this country; and their approach to Brexit and their overall competence shows that they need to be thrown out of office right now.  Luckily I'm registered in a very close SNP/Tory marginal seat and while I don't like the SNP that one is something that at this point is a little less troubling than Labour.  I cannot allow an increasingly close-minded, exclusionary, xenophobic party to remain in office and with all of the significant failings that Labour currently have, they would be significantly better in government than the Conservative Party are.

[Shameless Lefty Hack]

Though cowards flinch and traitors sneer &c &c &c