Whats your voting intentions for the locals

[diy_fun_uk]

It's a difficult one for me up here.

I'd naturally be a Conservative voter but that tends to be a totally wasted vote in my area. I don't want to vote Reform but I do want to vote, I think everyone should.

I'm definitely not an SNP or Greens supporter and the Lib Dems to me are always a bit meh.

So where does that leave me?

Yep. Labour.

Part of me is thinking just vote Conservative to register my vote for them. But as I say, it's essentially a wasted vote.

 

[blup]

Are you forecasting a Green General election win?

Feel free to share your methodology. They appear on track to be the official opposition party.

The locals will be interesting to see how they do but a breakthrough is not a majority victory. Like Corbyn in 2017 they will do better than expected. Nothing on methodology but they seem to have an incredible appeal to young voters in the same way that Forrige appeals to angry pensioners. Doing well at the locals will give them momentum. I can’t work out their leader, but he seems to be a good salesman who has worked out how to target the young, and disgruntled labor lefties.

 

[motorbiking]

At the moment everyone sees reform as the party to beat. So a lot of negativity will head their way. Since their upsurge, the greens are starting to get scrutiny over their polices.

I think the Greens have a real chance of being the official opposition party. Currently it looks like we are heading for a Reform/Conservative coalition, with Labour having slightly less seats than the Greens.

 

[ReganAndCarter]

I can’t work out their leader, but he seems to be a good salesman who has worked out how to target the young, and disgruntled labor lefties.

Appeals to the ethnics as well, if you're referring to Polanski.

Still, I suppose someone needs to carry on for Lord Such.

 

[noseall]

I've been a conservative voter since Uni (when I voted Labour once). I have just placed my 2 X against the reform candidates.

Same thing.

Reform = Tory (low end) rejects.

 

[Murdochcat]

Same thing.

Reform = Tory (low end) rejects.

Does that make Green voters Labour rejects?

 

[noseall]

Does that make Green voters Labour rejects?

Boris sacked all the sensible Tories and was left with Brexiteering “yes” people. Utter dross.
The rejects from that dross went to reform.

As low end as you can dredge.