Poll: How would you vote if there was a General Election this year?

[V F]

I cant believe so many people would vote for the lib dems. They are a complete paradox now. Name themselves the Liberal Democrats and yet campaign on the basis of rejecting a democratically voted decision.

You couldn't make it up.

 

[Pudney]

I cant believe so many people would vote for the lib dems. They are a complete paradox now. Name themselves the Liberal Democrats and yet campaign on the basis of rejecting a democratically voted decision.

You couldn't make it up.

You do realise people spent 40 years arguing against a democratic decision to join the EU don't you? Why didn't they all put up and shut up?

 

[uber soldat]

I think UKIP will (unfortunately) get bigger when the derps realise that they are going to be stuck with free movement still

The EU are just sabre rattling about this, they will realise eventually that they cant always get their own way and will have to negotiate to some degree.

 

[V F]

You do realise people spent 40 years arguing against a democratic decision to join the EU don't you? Why didn't they all put up and shut up?

There was no twitter/facebook back then.

 

[ron3003]

You do realise people spent 40 years arguing against a democratic decision to join the EU don't you? Why didn't they all put up and shut up?

As I recall I voted to join a 'Common Market' not some European Superstate.

 

[SciNeT]

Changed my mind.

I'm voting Yam-Yam

1:16 - 'and our young people, the young people who felt so strongly over this referendum that over a quarter of them got out of bed and voted'

Hilarious!!

 

[Pudney]

As I recall I voted to join a 'Common Market' not some European Superstate.

And people still continued arguing against that.

 

[Evilpaul]

At the last general election I had the underwhelming choices of Conservative, Labour or UKIP.
As it stands I wouldn't vote for any of them, and I need to wait for the dust to settle on the respective leadership battles as whether any of them would look more attractive.

Beyond that I can only hope some other parties decided to participate in my constituency.

 

[Vern1961]

Almost impossible to answer given the current meltdown in politics generally. It's going to be sit on the fence and then decide who is the best bet for:

1. Not making a hash of the Brexit negotiations.
2. Not voting in a government which will gleefully scrap all workers' rights and other employment protection overnight.

Some sort of coalition would seem the best option which might require a bit of tactical voting.