Unpleasant Kuckdom general election 2017: your vote?

[Kingpoleon]

I'd probably vote Liberal Democrat in most seats.

I have to imagine you probably wouldn't. Corbyn isn't much to the left of Sanders.

[Boston Bread]

Labour, but I'd be willing vote SNP/Plaid/SDLP/SF strategically against the Tories/unionists. I wouldn't strategically vote for the lib dems though, they are still terrible.

[MAINEiac4434]

1. Liberal Democrats
2. SNP

[Mr. Smith]

SNP, with Labour for anywhere else.

[Intell]

Labour.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

I could vote for May if I were British.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Conservative easily , as they are currently easily the best party

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

I could vote for May if I were a Maidenheader.

FTFY

[Filuwaúrdjan]

The Labour is pretty much dead to me in its current formation after the way they treated antisemitism inside their party, and their lack of fight against Brexit.

Lib Dem is the only acceptable option for me.

yeah um bout that

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Liberal Democrat or Labour.

[7,052,770]

Whichever one is promising to cancel Brexit

[World politics is up Schmitt creek]

Whichever one is promising to cancel Brexit

Lib Dem, then, but also ayy lmao for thinking there's a chance in hell of that.

[Slow Learner]

The Labour is pretty much dead to me in its current formation after the way they treated antisemitism inside their party, and their lack of fight against Brexit.

Lib Dem is the only acceptable option for me.

yeah um bout that

That too.

[YL]

It depends on the constituency -- I would endorse any Lib Dem in a Tory-held seat who has a reasonable chance of winning -- but I expect to vote Labour.

[America Needs R'hllor]

The Labour is pretty much dead to me in its current formation after the way they treated antisemitism inside their party, and their lack of fight against Brexit.

Lib Dem is the only acceptable option for me.

yeah um bout that

"In July 2013 he was suspended from the Liberal Democrats Parliamentary party until September 2013, after questioning the continuing existence of the state of Israel and refusing to apologise for his remarks."

Sounds like a pretty good handling to me. Also, the amount and volume of these events is quite important.

[JA]

Green would be my preference at this point, but if I was British I'd strategically vote for Green, Labour, or Lib Dem, depending on which party's candidate was best positioned to stop a Tory majority.

[Higgs]

Easily Tory.

[RINO Tom]

Easily Tory.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

I'd probably vote Liberal Democrat in most seats.

I have to imagine you probably wouldn't. Corbyn isn't much to the left of Sanders.

Lol.

Sanders is pretty much a mainstream social democrat who's not afraid of leftist labels. Corbyn is a nut.

[Chunk Yogurt for President!]

Whichever one is promising to cancel Brexit

Lib Dem, then, but also ayy lmao for thinking there's a chance in hell of that.

I thought Labour was overwhelmingly in favor of Remain?

[World politics is up Schmitt creek]

Whichever one is promising to cancel Brexit

Lib Dem, then, but also ayy lmao for thinking there's a chance in hell of that.

I thought Labour was overwhelmingly in favor of Remain?

On paper, at least, they are, but they're not "~promising to cancel Brexit~".

[DC Al Fine]

Easy Tory vote now that Cameron is gone.

[Grand Wizard Lizard of the Klan]

Plaid/SNP/Mebyon/Sinn Fein and Labour in England.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

I could vote for May if I were a Maidenheader.

FTFY

A vote Tory is a vote for May, basically .

Probably still would stick with UKIP. With Brexit accomplished, there really isn't anything at stake that has any real effect directly on me. You won't see me getting emotionally invested in this, aside from staying up all night to watch the returns on C-SPAN.

Easy Tory vote now that Cameron is gone.

I have to agree, Cameron was the exact type of Romney/Jeb (not politically, but personality wise) guy I'd never in a million years vote for. I truly get the feeling from May that she remembers where she comes from, and that she's genuinely working on their behalf even if she does represent the "establishment" on the whole.

Don't take any of my British election posts seriously, though. I have only so much knowledge on the subject at hand.

[Crumpets]

I'd be curious to see what the election map would look like with this breakdown in the vote. Is there a place where you can plug in numbers and get a theoretical UK election map, or at least a blank PNG file of the constituencies?