UK 2019

[Canis]

In the EU parliament and UK election 2019 how would you vote?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_United_Kingdom_general_election
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_European_Parliament_election_in_the_United_Kingdom
for me in the European Parliament Id initially be for Labout but im pro remain and the Parliament election issue Brexit was the most important issue and Labors ambiguity on the issue would force me  to vote for another party the Lib Dems would majorly turn me off with their extreme stance of repealing article 50 my stance would be more akin to the Greens and SNP who supported a second Referendum so if I was in Scotland id vote SNP and anywhere else in the UK Id vote Green
EU Election: Greens/SNP
for the UK election the main issue would still be Brexit but my intense dislike of Boris Johnson would lead me to vote for Labor who also adopted a manifesto I really liked and I really like Corbyn despite my issue with his stance on Brexit so id solidly be in the labor column
2019 UK parliament Election: Labour

[OSR stands with Israel]

EU Election: Brexit Party(due to the tories collasping)

General Election: Easily the Tories

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

Presumably Labour / Labour but, you know, it depends on the constituency.

Actually last summer when the British polls had that crazy four-way tie I was kind of hoping for a complete collapse of the traditional party system. Of course the exact opposite happened.

[brucejoel99]

Lib Dems/Labour

[Del Tachi]

Brexit/Tory

[Starry Eyed Jagaloon]

Lib Dem/Lib Dem

[Alben Barkley]

Lib Dems

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Labor / Green

[Astatine]

LibDems / LibDems (or whoever runs in the joint candidacies in constituencies, so PC/Green/ChUK).
In Northern Ireland: Alliance / Alliance.

[Sir Tiki]

Lib Dems in EU, Greens in UK (SDLP in NI).

[Wikipedia delenda est]

Labour in England or Wales, SNP in Scotland, SDLP in Northern Ireland.

[Illiniwek]

EU: Lib Dem

UK: Strategic Lib Dem or Labour.

[Dr. MB]

Labour/Labour

[AtorBoltox]

abstain

[AndyHogan14]

European:
Great Britain: Lean Liberal Democrat
Northern Ireland: Safe Alliance

General:
England and Wales: Strategic Liberal Democrat/Labour (Liberal Democrat if all things are equal); whichever party has the best chance of beating the Conservative candidate.
Scotland: Strategic Liberal Democrat/Labour/Conservative (the union comes first); whichever party has the best chance of beating the SNP candidate.
Northern Ireland: Strategic Alliance/UUP/SDLP (Alliance is my first choice); whichever party has the best chance of beating the DUP/Sinn Féin candidate.

[VPH]

EU: Honestly none of the parties really appealed to me, but Labour I guess

UK General: Social Democratic Party if in one of the 20 seats they ran in, otherwise, I'd probably vote Lib Dems (despite their Brexit stance not b/c of it)

[SNJ1985]

European Parliament: Brexit
UK Parliament: Conservative, Brexit, or Democratic Unionist Party depending on the constituency

[Former President tack50]

EU election: Green (left wing pro EU protest vote)
General election: Labour

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

Euros: Brexit
General: Tory

[beaver2.0]

Euro: Liberal Democrats
General: Birkenhead Social Justice

[Kyng]

My actual votes:

European: Liberal Democrat
General: Liberal Democrat

Oddly enough, neither of my votes was motivated by Brexit (in fact, I was a 'Re-Leaver' who voted Remain, but after we voted to leave the EU I thought we had a democratic duty to do it - thus placing me directly at odds with the Lib Dems on that issue). Instead, my Lib Dem vote in the European election was motivated by my disgust with Article 13 (which most Labour and Tory MEPs voted in favour of, but the lone Liberal Democrat MEP voted against). Meanwhile, my vote in the general election was simply a protest vote because I couldn't stand Boris or Corbyn (and can't stand two-party politics in general).