I believe that you have to vote for the process.

Labour will win. What the country needs is better representation for the so called right. The Tories no longer represent that.

We need someone to challenge on immigration, wokery and all that comes with it.
Labour will take us to an even darker place. Why people are stupid enough to vote for them is a mystery.

We barely have a proper functioning democracy, which is a huge part of why people end up tactically voting.

It's all well and good saying just vote for whoever you are closest aligned to, but we have an electoral system where that results in a Tory majority nearly every time - despite the majority of the public voting for parties on the left in most elections.

That is a product of effective monopoly of right for eons and a split in the left for the same period.

An equation that may be altering with the emergence of Reform?

People weep on here about the fate of the Tories, but all I see is them having to adapt to what the other side of the line has had to deal with for generations.

But you should still decide with your conscience.

It's actually a she not a he. And they won't care about not having a view because they aren't interested.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

And I will be voting for Labour for the first time in my life, for that reason: twice in the last parliament our MP helped me promptly and effectively with problems I was having with our state-run institutions, and I promised her at the time that I would transfer my allegiance.

I have to admit, though, that as she already has a majority of
27000, I am confident that the result won't cause me to regret my change in support.

I need no convincing on this.

PR = weak government. A lie repeated so many times by those vested in FPTP it has become a truth.