Voting Intention Poll

[The Grim Reaper]

Let’s see if the TEF reflects the voting pattern ok the UK polls.

[Nemo]

Is this who do we want to win or who are we voting for in our constituency?

[RobertT]

It's going to swing much more Left Wing than the UK as a whole, I think that much is clear.  Despite the experience of the past fifty+ years, the Country leans left as well, with the Conservative Party spending most of that time unopposed on the Right of the political spectrum.

[RJack]

I honestly don't know who to vote.  I don't trust any politician tbh they are all in it for personal gain.

Labour / Conservative is like choosing death by a 1,000 cuts or death by slow hanging

[4D]

Protest vote for me

[Penmans Penalties]

Really just cannot be arsed

[Nemo]

It's going to swing much more Left Wing than the UK as a whole, I think that much is clear.  Despite the experience of the past fifty+ years, the Country leans left as well, with the Conservative Party spending most of that time unopposed on the Right of the political spectrum.

I think at the last election the age at which Conservatives moved ahead of Labour in voting was about 45. The polls this year so far have that at *70*.

Not sure the TEF is too big in the Septuagenarian world.

[Legends-Lounge]

You ought to have a not voting option.

[Outletred]

None of the above

[theakston2k]

Spoilt paper

[Legends-Lounge]

Not voting, for the first time at a GE in my life. As Victor Meldrew would say, I don't believe it.

[The Grim Reaper]

You ought to have a not voting option.

Done ☑️

[Wobbly Bob]

With both club & country in a bit of a mess, probably no surprise that the levels of disgruntlement reflected are pretty much the same.

It's quite amusing.
No more income tax from me until this lot are gone & won't be renewing the passport either.

Seriously though, the Tories might yet be seen as a safe pair of hands when it comes to making a mess of things, whereas this version of Labour are an unknown quantity when it comes to fucking up.
The result could yet be a lot closer than the polls are suggesting.

Is it time for change after 14 years, yeah I think so.

[Peter Venkman]

Is this who do we want to win or who are we voting for in our constituency?

This.

I want to vote labour but the Lib Dems in South Somerset are more of a force to fight the Conservarives so it feels a wasted vote if I do vote how I feel rather than what will oust the Conservaties.

[Lemis]

Pretty disenfranchised with it all, leaning towards spoiling my ballot, but depending on what polling looks like just prior to election day, might opt for whoever might unseat my local tory mp if zero seats looks like a possibility