In 2015 I voted UKIP, it looks like their job is done now although would love to see Farage in the House of Commons. So unless big Nige is standing in Bradford I shall be voting Tory for the first time ever

Strategic voting will play a significant part in a UK election for the first time I think. I'm voting for whichever party locally has the best chance of toppling the Tory incumbent.



I think whatever seats she will take off Labour, she will lose others to the LibDems.



Did you hear that bloody woman today? "A vote for me will strengthen my hand for a better (sic) brexit" - yes, but will also damage the NHS & social fabric of the country even further you Tory witch - burn her!

And, just for reference, I want to get the correct Brexit figures out first, so that no-one can misquote them and irritate me.



If you want to use the 52% figure - then you can't follow it with "of the electorate voted for Brexit"



The 2 options are - 37% of the electorate voted Brexit



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52% of the electorate[i that voted[/i, voted Brexit



Saying 52% of the electorate voted Brexit is a lie. And is really bugging me. Even now. I'm going to get a cuppa

Can't bring myself to vote for Corbyn and Labour who have become a party for know it all activists who paint pretty posters, get excited at going on a protest march, failed at life, blame everyone else for it, but provide no real answers to the problems

Politics of envy IMO Leading a protest march isn't what a PM does. Easiest thing in the world is to say something is wrong but don't come up with solutions.





*Ducks for cover before being pelted with eggs by frothing at the mouth Corbyn supporters

Supporters? Plural?

Theresa says what she means..... there will be no snap election and there should be no election until 2020.



Track record of U Turns, NHS in crisis, more homelessness than ever, failed deficit targets.



The only thing I am confident of is that when she wins she will do exactly the opposite of what was promised.



No TV debates? Scared of any questions regarding election expenses Fraud.



Undecided who to vote for but would rather burn my b0llocks off with a blow torch than vote for a party who are giving tax breaks to billionaires whilst watching more and more people use food banks or on the streets.

Wholly agree. Problem is the bitch will win as there is no credible opposition - that's why she's doing it now. At least the inevitable crushing defeat should finally see the end of Corbyn then Labour might start to re-build and find an electable leader.

Tough times if you're a Labour voter and a Bulls fan

It's ludicrous to be hung up on this.



52% of what I think was the highest turnout ever for any vote in British politics, and many are still squabbling over the 20% that couldn't be ar*ed to vote. Move on.



PS I voted remain.



I will be spoiling my ballot and probably draw swastikas next to the BNP/NF candidates along the way in a silent protest.

I'd rather have 5 years of Corbyn than have that dead eyed, rancid troll bitch destroy the country to further her own wealth and agenda..... Yes I think Corbyn is a sackless but vote Tory? NEVER.



And I hope I see the day when the young take back their future and vote back into the EU. This whole, 'it's done, get over it snowflake, it's democracy' is and the very antithesis of democracy. But still we got rid of those elitist t055ers didn't we? FFS!



And FA...all those times I've driven through there and not counted... It's gonna keep me awake at night now... Though Six Lane Ends is in Liversedge, we'd need a new name to avoid confusion...Or we could build a new fake lane onto it and call it 7 lane ends?



Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that's better....

It was still a p!ss-pot turnout in all honesty.



Ask us Jocks, we got about 88% for IndyRef.



However, with elections every fortnight or so I reckon the next turnout will be one of the lowest of all time.

You are, & always will be, a Brummie.