General Election 2024 Voting Intentions

[jaichind]

Reform

[Conservatopia]

Was going to back Reform until the Putin thing. Will back the highest polling rightwing party on the day.

[JimJamUK]

Was going to back Reform until the Putin thing. Will back the highest polling rightwing party on the day.

Labour it is then.

[Torrain]

I’ll be voting tactically for the Lib Dems against the SNP.

[Conservatopia]

I may also stick with my original plan of voting for the best looking candidate which is undoubtedly the Labour lass who will likely win too.

Unfortunately I've been out every time she's knocked on my door. One day.

[beesley]

Liberal Democrats - the anti-Tory tactical vote in my seat but I'm happy to vote for them regardless and would definitely consider them in more general circumstances.

I'm still sticking with this - but I do feel the decision has been made for me a bit (which is my own doing ofc) and elsewhere I might prefer Labour to them. However, there has never been a better chance for me to oust the Tory candidate and there are some policy areas where I prefer the Lib Dems' offering. There will be an LD doing the reverse somewhere (and that might be Tilts based on their previous posts in the main thread).

[CumbrianLefty]

I’ll be voting tactically for the Lib Dems against the SNP.

Inverness area isn't it?

[Torrain]

I’ll be voting tactically for the Lib Dems against the SNP.

Inverness area isn't it?

Not quite - I’m over in NE Fife. Not feeling quite as marginal as 2017 was here!

[Punxsutawney Phil]

Well the Tory campaign is laughably incompetent beyond all expectations. I'm generally supporting Labour now, unless the Tory candidate is particularly good, or the Lib Dems are viable, in which case I'm supporting them instead.
In Reform-friendly areas I'll support the highest-polling non-Reform candidate.