Then we'll have the condem alliance again so no change...

Will have to wait for policies to see if anyone sways me, but I don't trust any of them at this point so may need to spoil my vote or abstain

Sure 2010-2015

But its 2019 NOW
she has changed

I'm really undecided, I'd sooner swallow battery acid then vote for Tories or Brexit Party, Labour is uninspiring, I don't really think repeating the referendum will get us out of this mess so I'm not gonna vote for Lib Dems (Plus the way they sold their souls in the condem coalition put me off them forever). I agree a lot with Green but a vote for them is basically the same as ripping up the ballot.

It may have to be Labour simply because it's the only viable option but I'm just very.... meh.... about all the parties at the moment.

You've just written the same words differently. Any examples?

Yes do not ever do that
Labour could win it

The Lib Dems policy is to revoke

Labour is 2nd ref

It's possible it could be a Lib Dem/Lab coalition if they get their act together and get their policies right

Yes after some months
A Referendum
with a New Labour Deal to leave and Remain.

Lib Dems will slide over to 2nd referendum as they'll never be able to revoke it, if the options are the same then I'd prefer Labour out of the two since I don't think they would actually get a second referendum off the ground but they'd strike no deal dead for certain.

When it comes to Brexit, No deal is the only option that must be completely obliterated.

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Get your hand lotion ready, Arista.

I know this won't matter to brexiteers, but seriously ask yourselves if you think this is the right way for a country to go, especially with a PM like Johnson.

BBC Reports
Labour will not Tonight Vote
on Johnson PM Election 12th Dec.
so expected to not enough numbers

So Johnson will agree with LibDem /SNP vote
on the 9th Dec Monday General Election
tomorrow evening.

Corbyn is Live

Johnson PM has spoken already

All media

leavin with a no deal, we won't see britain again

October 31, will go in history books when europe finally got rid of britain :clap1: and even better with a no deal which is disastrous for britain

Nicky
31st of Jan 2020 is the date now

The Vote for the 12th of Dec by Johnson PM

Yes 299
No 70


Although its Win.
The Speaker said it is No Enough Votes for a Win.
So its a No for the 12th.


So

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labour have just made themselves look scared of having an election. The short bill will get the simple majority required (even if it is on a slightly different date) making labour look more stupid than they already are.

Yes Labour must understand
Johnson PM now wants a mandate
And I agree with that
Walking to a December Voting place
is not so bad even if the weather is fowl.



Bring it On

Clever Remix Vince of WWE
but with Corbyn's head.

Back Bench Labour MP
Anti Brexit.

The party leaders don't matter much for any upcoming election, the ballot is about Brexit and people will vote based on their Brexit wishes. It could be a carrot and an egg in the leadership positions and it would barely affect the outcome.

i hope the monster raving loony party are putting up candidates across the UK. i have a feeling they could do very well

Unfortunately remain voters are stuck between a rock and hard place with Corbyn or Swinson, neither of whom have a stance that is very believable, a peoples vote would be so much clearer

Lib Dem is going to split the Labour vote in England and Tories will get an easy majority. Scotland will vote heavily SNP. We barely need an election, the outcome is inevitable :joker:.

I think the Brexit Party will split the Tories so we could end up with a hung parliament with literally any combination :hehe:

The only realistic way for Labour to get into power is to go into a three-way coalition with LibDem and SNP. I think SNP would go against their usual path and agree to one to get the Tories out - but they'd make IndyRef2 a condition of the pact. I doubt Labour would accept those terms as it would be seen as giving a "green light" to the break up of the UK, which they won't want to do... and I can't see SNP entering a full coalition without that promise.

Sadly Slim
you are WONG


Labour now
Demands a General Election in December

https://news.sky.com/story/labour-to...ction-11848188

Feel The Force

Election on wedensday the 11th.

Yes thats one date that is possible

Also Thursday 12th possible

i think the variations in brexit between the tories and the brexit party, and then the variations on ref/revoke make this a very difficult election to predict. Also, elections are weird, what party's think is the key issue often isn't what decides things as something else pops out (like May and her treatment of the elderly in the last election). All I want is for it to come out with a conclusive result and be over quickly.

With the Brexit party taking votes from the Tories and Lib Dem’s taking away from Labour, it’s going to be a touchy election to fight, I think it’s inevitable that we’ll end up with a Tory/BXP coalition and then we’re well and truly ****ed

Hang on
Labour Leave Zones
vote Brexit Party
they have loads of New paying members


Great General Election
Many bad MP's get Washed away
From Labour , LibDem, Indie Group, SNP , Conservative
and others



A Vote will now go through Today
in Parliament as Labour Demand a December Election
he is read to go.

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Dumb Barry Shearman MP
was just live on SkyNewsHD
does not want this December Election

But All of Corbyns cabinet do

The Brexit party might get a small vote share but I highly doubt they will win any seats, a good chunk of their support has already drifted back to the Tories anyway

I'm not sure how this will go tbh ... If May's snap election had happened instantly, the Tories would easily have a comfortable majority. But during the campaigns she machine gunned herself in the foot, while Corbyn was still fresh and managed to seem not like a joke, so as the date crept nearer it was obvious more people would vote for their Labour MPs.

This one? It's harder to call; Corbyn's shine has worn off a bit, and I think people still like Boris. But I also think people are sick of the perceived austerity, and think Corbyn will be the one to fix it.

My guess would be another coalition, with the coalescence giving whoever the PM is about 55% of the house, rather than a strong majority.

Labour's Stella Creasy MP
Has chucked a spanner in the works
Live Parliament.
She wants Amendments

It appears Corbyn
can not control his MP's?

Creasy MP WON

Yes 312
No 295


Amendments are now being put forward