Who will you vote for in the June Snap Election? (Update)

[Withano]

I feel like the political climate has changed drastically since the snap got announced, wondering if TiBB has changed much since too.


Results from mid-april 2017 (48 votes)
Conservatives 29.17%
Labour 39.58%
Lib Dems 4.17%
UKIP 4.17%
Green 12.5%
SNP 6.25%
Plaid Cymru 4.17%
Other 0%


Results from 2015 (44 votes)
Conservatives: 15.91%
Labour: 22.73%
Lib Dems: 6.82%
UKIP: 18.18%
Green: 18.18%
SNP: 13.64%
Plaid: 4.55%
other: 0%

Have you changed your vote since?

[Brillopad]

I feel like the political climate has changed drastically since the snap got announced, wondering if TiBB has changed much since too.


Results from mid-april 2017 (48 votes)
Conservatives 29.17%
Labour 39.58%
Lib Dems 4.17%
UKIP 4.17%
Green 12.5%
SNP 6.25%
Plaid Cymru 4.17%
Other 0%


Results from 2015 (44 votes)
Conservatives: 15.91%
Labour: 22.73%
Lib Dems: 6.82%
UKIP: 18.18%
Green: 18.18%
SNP: 13.64%
Plaid: 4.55%
other: 0%

Have you changed your vote since?

No doubts who voted who there then!

[Withano]

No doubts who voted who there then!

...tibb :suspect:

[Locke.]

I've registered to vote for the first time in my life and shall be voting for Corbyn.

[joeysteele]

Labour all the way for me.

[Kizzy]

Yep Labour, now they are for people, the NHS, homes and jobs and not mindlessly bombing the **** out of the planet.

[LukeB]

Labour

[Withano]

Labour for sure for me atm. I was leaning labour in April, and I have no idea what I voted in the 2015 poll, I was content with all of the parties bar UKIP

[smudgie]

Tory.

[reece(:]

Legend Corbyn

[Northern Monkey]

Labour reluctantly

[Northern Monkey]

Bloody-ell 86% Lab so far.Things certainly have changed

[JTM45]

Labour.

[MB.]

Thought I'd shake things up a bit in here and say Labour

[Tregard]

Alliance, due to Northern Ireland being a complete write-off, doubly so as I'm in a DUP stronghold.

My heart is with Labour, though.

[Braden]

Labour.

[Brillopad]

Bloody-ell 86% Lab so far.Things certainly have changed

Only on here which is mainly a younger demographic. Youngsters on here have always been more left than the general population.

[Withano]

Only on here which is mainly a younger demographic. Youngsters on here have always been more left than the general population.

(Point you missed being labour got 39% of votes on tibb 6 weeks ago and 23% on tibb 2 years ago.. ie things certainly have changed)

[Withano]

Very interesting results so far, i think people are starting to see this election as a two horse race maybe?

[MB.]

Labour won't win the election, but they'll certainly have more seats (or at least, retain more) than if the vote had been held a month ago

[Mystic Mock]

I've always felt a natural feeling towards Lib Dems, but as I know that they won't get in I will vote for Labour.

[Greg!]

Nicki

[Wizard.]

Conservatives of course :)

[DemolitionRed]

Labour obviously!

[lewis111]

I mean I can't vote, because despite having a keen interest in politics, going on to study it and having a decent amount of knowledge on it, I don't yet get the opportunity to vote (and that won't be changing if we keep the same government)

However, if I could vote, I would vote Labour, but I wouldn't have a few weeks ago as I was very set on SNP
But I've seen sense that the issues in the Labour Manifesto are much more important than Independance

[Alf]

Still haven't decided.

My head say's it probably has to be the F-ing Tories, but I really don't want too. UKIP is the only other I would vote for. I'll probably decide on the 3 minute walk from my house to the polling station.

[AnnieK]

I honestly dont know at the moment.....The UK is in such a mess at the moment I don't know who will do th best job. I need to read more and think....my local area is a labour strong hold so don't think that will change but personally I don't know

[jaxie]

I can't in all conscience vote for any of the main parties, nor anyone who wants to scrap Brexit (Lib Dem). Labour would bankrupt us, Conservatives are making fox hunting and ivory trade noises. Though who knows what whim will say on the day.

[Kazanne]

I don't know yet.Maybe wont vote at all

[JTM45]

Looks like it's a win for Labour then. :dance:

I knew the Cons were thin on the ground around these parts but 6 is just sad.:laugh:

[Kizzy]

If that were representative of the UK I would be very happy :)

[Brillopad]

Looks like it's a win for Labour then. :dance:

I knew the Cons were thin on the ground around these parts but 6 is just sad.:laugh:

Not if the Brexit pole on here was anything to go by. :joker:

[Alf]

Looks like it's a win for Labour then. :dance:

I knew the Cons were thin on the ground around these parts but 6 is just sad.:laugh:It just goes to show, that people who get their political and historical opinions from Gemma Collins, don't know shyt,

[JTM45]

Not if the Brexit pole on here was anything to go by. :joker:

Ever the deflector.:sleep:

[Brillopad]

Ever the deflector.:sleep:

It's relevant - it demonstrates a disparity between the majority opinion on the forum and the majority opinion in the world outside.

[DemolitionRed]

Why is Labour in blue and Conservative in Red?

[Brillopad]

Why is Labour in blue and Conservative in Red?

I wondered that - even thought maybe the creator had got it the wrong way round, but it's tibb - that's unlikely?

[reece(:]

Poll colours are random