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

[Glaucus]

Probably Lib Dem, but my vote doesn't count due to my constituency.

With labour imploding. Tories likely having a hate or love leader and ld offering not to enact article 50, whilst economy implodes, I wouldn't bet on any seats outside Scotland being safe.

 

[deuse]

I see the lefties and apologists are up early today

 

[Terminal_Boy]

It would depend entirely on whether the Conservative party had a leader who convinced me that they really wanted out of the EU at the time.

 

[Marky]

I think a General Election now, wouldn't be the right way to go. But as it stands, I would vote Conservative - Unless I didn't agree with their upcoming leader...

 

[Orionaut]

Come next election time there will be some 17 million people who, either didn't vote at all last time or are now wondering "Why did I vote Conservative, Labour when they really do not represent me, and still don't!?"

UKIP might actually do quite well.

 

[Hades]

I would need to see their policies before deciding. The main parties are so up in the air I don't think you can assume they will be the same as before.

 

[sityeuropa]

Why would the Conservatives do a general election? There is no requirement right?

The referendum was part of their manifesto.

 

[Sheff]

I would vote Lib Dem so long as it isn't Richard Younger Ross standing again.

 

[Ricochet J]

I think the Liberal Democrats will do well in the next election, and will go into coalition with the SNP and Labour to potentially block brexit.

 

[Rids]

Impossible to say at the moment, we don't know what the shape of the future Tory / Labour leadership is going to be.

Most likely I'll remain Tory, unless we see Boris in charge.

 

[sityeuropa]

I think it would be lunacy to have a general election while all this is going on.

 

[jimjamuk]

No one is going to kick off a GE - you would only need one party (Lib Dems) to say vote for us and there wont be a Brexit and they would win on that mandate. That would be bad for democracy to undermine the referendum via the back door.

 

[Things change I've changed]

Liberal democrats for obvious reasons.

 

[MooMoo444]

Lifetime non-voter here, but I would probably get up off my backside to vote for the party that ignores the referendum and keeps us in the EU.

I was impartial before it but seeing how leave is destroying the economy, I would rather remain.

 

[Hiijinx]

A comeback for Lib Dems?

I still don't know why people hated them so much after the coalition, it's not as if they had much say in anything.

 

[redline]

At this point I take a chance on the Lib Dems for obvious reasons.

 

[Tute]

I'm struggling honestly. I voted UKIP because I wanted us out of the EU, now that's happened I can't really say i'd still vote for them as I don't really like them as a party.

Where's the box for "a half competent parliament"?

 

[eatcustard]

UKIP

Anything to make you lot troth at the mouth

 

[Judgeneo]

Voted, but I could very easily change to one of a number of parties depending on how things pan out. I'm fairly sure we're about to see wholesale changes in a number of parties.

 

[Uriel]

Honestly don't know.

Depends who's in charge and what the policies will be.