Anyone but Labour.

Member of The Green Party, since I genuinely support the politics and feel they deserve my support. However, I have voted Labour at each election, and I am very passionate about Corbyn.

Quite a fan of basic human rights, so anyone but the tories, would have voted labour last election if i'd have been in the UK, but i think my support would lie more with the greens in terms with agreeing with policies

I think the Greens are fantastic. Labour really do listen to the Green economists who imo are very good. Richard Murphy of the Green party writes some wonderful daily blogs. You should look him up.

I certainly agree, DemolitionRed. Also, thank you for referring that name, I shall definitely look him up :)

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By 'suits you best', does that mean what suits your way of thinking for the Britain as a whole or does it mean what personally benefits you?

Where are you ordering your pizza from hog :umm2:...

I've been a Labour member since the election loss in 2015.

Have voted Green at council level though, and for an independent (which was my first ever vote and was one of a majority of about 20 that lost the Tory council leader his seat and their overall control :smug: but they've since taken it back...so...)

Corbynland - full of promises but delivers nothing but slush!!

I don't have any affiliations for any of the main parties. I've voted Lib Dem and Labour in the past but find both parties unacceptable at the moment. I'd probably never vote lib dem again after the students fiasco and their undemocratic stance on Brexit. I've also voted green before but they sold out on Brexit after being pro brexit before they were bribed. So never again.

What that vote does demonstrate is what many have said before that this forum has a left-wing bias - mainly due to a predominance of young members.

This. Love the Green Party and everything they stand for but would vote Labour.

i used to vote labour ,I voted Tory when Cameron was in,didn't vote at all last time,I usually go with what I think is best for the country as a whole.

Popular opinion does not mean bias. The age divide between right and left wing voters wasnt even that significant in the last election anyway.

These results are mad compared to the results in 2015.

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...706&highlight=

Wonder how long the 1v1 climate will go on for. There never used to be such a clear winner

The results when the snap was announced (Conservatives 29% Labour 40%; http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...358&highlight= )

The results a couple days before the election (Conservatives 18% Labour 76% http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...344&highlight= )

Like every politician ever?

usually I support labour but it does depend what the policies are