1992: No vote
1994: No vote
2007: No vote
2010: No vote
Next: would probably not be a Labour Party member if i was British, probably burn my member's card in a livestream on Facebook.
I'm not sure of those "hard left labourites" as i wasn't able to identify them (i don't know the opposite caniddates well enough). Although I do know of the 2010 hard-left candidate, but I felt uncomfortable showing support for her, for some reason, although that might be misguided (because my main source of determining who i vote for is the wikipedia, but that might not voice the subtilities of things, and the sentiment that was around in that particular year).
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For now independent. I don't see which party I could join (exc. for in Northern Ireland and Scotland, latter clearly SNP).
Perhaps i'd join
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalitionor
Burning PinkBut it would probably depend on where I live and whichever party is better established, the latter probably only in a few cities. So if more rural / suburban TUSC, otherwise "perhaps" Burning Pink, as I do feel both currently are the parties that are closest to me IN THEORY, but it could be different in practice.
Being an independent as i said is a possibility as well. One of those options is not-voting as well. In a close election voting for the Tories is also an option, as I genuinely believe BoJo is the lesser evil of the two and as I genuinely don't want Labour to win at this moment (and likely i vote in an area where Burning Pink doesn't field a candidate, unless it would be me of course). Otherwise TUSC is an option, and if not close and those two don't run (which is most likely the case in a more rural area), i'd probably stay home at this point.
