Was going to tactically vote LD, then thought Green. But I am going to vote Labour as Miliband has impressed me. I genuinely fear for the country if the Tories get back in.
If you're split between Green and Labour but really don't want the Tories in, look up your constituency and who currently holds it.
If it's a Labour seat, vote Labour to hold onto it. If it's a Tory seat being targeted by Labour, vote Labour to oust the Tory MP from their seat. If it's a safe Tory seat, vote Green as Labour have no chance of winning there anyway.
The only other scenario is if you think Green have genuine chance of winning in your constituency eg Brighton Pavilion then vote Green.
If you want do the above for UKIP, the Tories and Labour then it obviously works in exactly the same way.
The above is how I've come to conclude voting Green is the best option for me.
If you're split between Green and Labour but really don't want the Tories in, look up your constituency and who currently holds it.
If it's a Labour seat, vote Labour to hold onto it. If it's a Tory seat being targeted by Labour, vote Labour to oust the Tory MP from their seat. If it's a safe Tory seat, vote Green as Labour have no chance of winning there anyway.
The only other scenario is if you think Green have genuine chance of winning in your constituency eg Brighton Pavilion then vote Green.
If you want do the above for UKIP, the Tories and Labour then it obviously works in exactly the same way.
The above is how I've come to conclude voting Green is the best option for me.
If you're split between Green and Labour but really don't want the Tories in, look up your constituency and who currently holds it.
If it's a Labour seat, vote Labour to hold onto it. If it's a Tory seat being targeted by Labour, vote Labour to oust the Tory MP from their seat. If it's a safe Tory seat, vote Green as Labour have no chance of winning there anyway.
The only other scenario is if you think Green have genuine chance of winning in your constituency eg Brighton Pavilion then vote Green.
If you want do the above for UKIP, the Tories and Labour then it obviously works in exactly the same way.
The above is how I've come to conclude voting Green is the best option for me.
If you're split between Green and Labour but really don't want the Tories in, look up your constituency and who currently holds it.
If it's a Labour seat, vote Labour to hold onto it. If it's a Tory seat being targeted by Labour, vote Labour to oust the Tory MP from their seat. If it's a safe Tory seat, vote Green as Labour have no chance of winning there anyway.
The only other scenario is if you think Green have genuine chance of winning in your constituency eg Brighton Pavilion then vote Green.
If you want do the above for UKIP, the Tories and Labour then it obviously works in exactly the same way.
The above is how I've come to conclude voting Green is the best option for me.
What if I'm split between Cons and Ukip?
"If you want do the above for UKIP, the Tories and Labour then it obviously works in exactly the same way."
Please refrain from discussions from now on. You're still free to post your party if you haven't already since restarted. I will tally up before midday tomorrow so some may have already voted. We can then do a comparison compared to 2 weeks ago and again after all the results are through on Friday. I have received some PMs which will all remain anonymous that option is still there for you.
Conservative 24% (no change from 1st) Labour 35% (up 5% on 1st) Liberal Democrats 5% (up 1% on 1st) UKIP 19% (up 4% on 1st) Green 8% (up 3% on 1st) Others 1% (down 1% on 1st) None/spoilt ballot 3% (down 8% on 1st) Undecided 5% (down 4% on 1st.)
The 13% move is merely from people making their mind up or changing their mind from not voting to voting.
Now we'll just wait for AFKAs exit polls and tomorrow's final results. Thanks everyone for taking part.
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If it's a Labour seat, vote Labour to hold onto it.
If it's a Tory seat being targeted by Labour, vote Labour to oust the Tory MP from their seat.
If it's a safe Tory seat, vote Green as Labour have no chance of winning there anyway.
The only other scenario is if you think Green have genuine chance of winning in your constituency eg Brighton Pavilion then vote Green.
If you want do the above for UKIP, the Tories and Labour then it obviously works in exactly the same way.
The above is how I've come to conclude voting Green is the best option for me.
This is worse than Millwall staying up
Never been so scared about our country
:-)
Typical chaps and the nagging woman being ignored whilst the dishes stack up and the pant draw is empty
Vote NLA keep women in the kitchen
8)
Ok you can have Thursdays as a vacuum only day and washing put away day
Stop talking NOW
Local elections are for protest votes
Conservative 24% (no change from 1st)
Labour 35% (up 5% on 1st)
Liberal Democrats 5% (up 1% on 1st)
UKIP 19% (up 4% on 1st)
Green 8% (up 3% on 1st)
Others 1% (down 1% on 1st)
None/spoilt ballot 3% (down 8% on 1st)
Undecided 5% (down 4% on 1st.)
The 13% move is merely from people making their mind up or changing their mind from not voting to voting.
Now we'll just wait for AFKAs exit polls and tomorrow's final results. Thanks everyone for taking part.