What political party do you support?

[Matthew.]

I vote Labour, although I wouldn’t rule out Lib Dem or SNP

[Firewire]

Labour on a UK-wide basis

I tend to cross between Scot Lab and SNP when it comes to local issues but in GEs I've only ever voted Labour

[BBUK-Fan]

I'm part of the Chicken Livered ****s Party

[Wizard.]

Conservative! Come on you blues!

[Matthew.]

I'm part of the Chicken Livered ****s Party

I wonder what Kim Woodburn supports.

Fun fact: John McCririck, Vinnie Jones and Luisa Zissman all support the Conservative party.

[joeysteele]

Labour for sure for me.

[RileyH]

I don't understand politics that much tbh but probably Conservative

[Firewire]

I don't understand politics that much tbh but probably Conservative

Why so?

[RileyH]

Why so?

Because that's who my family mainly support

[BBUK-Fan]

I wonder what Kim Woodburn supports.

Fun fact: John McCririck, Vinnie Jones and Luisa Zissman all support the Conservative party.

Kim is Monster Raving Loony Party

[reece(:]

Labour, but Caroline Lucas is my fave politician

[Oliver_W]

I somewhat liked Labour when I was younger/they were more central, but these days I vote Tory.

[Wizard.]

I don't understand politics that much tbh but probably Conservative

Both Riley’s improving Britain together?

[DemolitionRed]

Labour all the way.

[Black Dagger]

How you doing that supporting Tory hun

[TomC]

Voted SNP in the GE. I'd describe myself as politically fluid though.

[Withano]

Currently 'support' Labour, Lib Dem, Greens. But any of that can change tomorrow. I'm not one of the blindly devoted loyal supporters.

[Firewire]

Because that's who my family mainly support

You should make up your own mind :)

[reece(:]

How you doing that supporting Tory hun

https://i.imgur.com/pzLRxDW.gif

[Jason.]

Because that's who my family mainly support

A sheep!

[lewis111]

I don't understand politics that much tbh but probably Conservative

Educate yoself
Not hating for who you support buts it's very important for your and everyone around you's future and current life. Everyone has opinions on issues so see what party aligns with what you think not what people around you think, especially if they are a different generation

[RileyH]

You should make up your own mind :)

A sheep!

Educate yoself
Not hating for who you support buts it's very important for your and everyone around you's future and current life. Everyone has opinions on issues so see what party aligns with what you think not what people around you think, especially if they are a different generation

Maybe so

[waterhog]

as getting older - no one is floating my boat - the old people are right - they are all the same.

[smudgie]

Tory the last few years, but voted labour before that.
Neither blue nor red, just depends on the political climate at the time and who I feel right about.

[AProducer'sWetDream]

I've only ever voted Labour but if we had PR I would be more inclined to support the Greens as I'm more aligned with them on Brexit.

[DemolitionRed]

I've only ever voted Labour but if we had PR I would be more inclined to support the Greens as I'm more aligned with them on Brexit.

I fully support Green economics but Labour have taken on a lot of Green Party ideas so I'm happy with that.

[Oliver_W]

Educate yoself
Not hating for who you support buts it's very important for your and everyone around you's future and current life. Everyone has opinions on issues so see what party aligns with what you think not what people around you think, especially if they are a different generation

And what if the self-education led to Riley supporting the Tories even more?

[Matthew.]

Ngl I did not have RileyH as a Tory supporter, not judging you though

[Tom4784]

None of them really, I support whomever is best fitted for the issues of the NHS and Human Rights at the moment, Labour is best suited to preserving both.

[Kizzy]

Old Labour

[Smithy]

Greens but realistically they’re not going to do anything so out of the big ones it’d be labour

[Northern Monkey]

None now.Both main parties are shambolic.If i had to vote i’d grit my teeth and vote Labour again but i’d more than likely just not bother and be a spectator.

[bots]

I can say I would never vote labour, after that its up for grabs

[Kazanne]

Used to be Labour (because my family did and didn't understand politics too much) but last few years Conservative.

[lewis111]

And what if the self-education led to Riley supporting the Tories even more?

Well then that's fine, but it hasn't?
The right to vote and a democracy is the most important right we have I hate to see that so many, particularly young people, seem to not care and just throw it away

[Crimson Dynamo]

SNP

[Cherie]

I have voted Lib Dem, Labour, Green and Independent, my vote is up for grabs, I wouldn't vote for either of the main parties as it stands currently

[user104658]

SNP every time currently, by necessity, as they consistently have Scotland's best interests most pressing on their agenda.

That said, I don't necessarily agree with all of their policies when that's out of the equation... and if (when? :worry: ) Scotland ever gains independence, I probably would completely reassess my vote when it comes to a full indy Scottish government.

[Brother Leon]

Jeremy Corbyn.

[armand.kay]

I don't really have any loyalties towards any of them I kind of yo yo between them. My family all vote conservative so I kind of use to lean towards them but I voted for labor last time because I preferred our labor MP and I was won over by Corbyn.