If a general election happens this year (UK) how will you vote?

I've always voted Labour but i'm seriously considering abstaining or spoiling my ballot if it's the same faces on the ballot paper this time.

In an age where we desperately need creative people with ideals and ideas, i've heard [b]nothing[/b] from [b]ANY[/b] of the 'contenders' that suggests voting for them would be a wise decision.

Sorry state of affairs it really is.

For what it's worth i'm a Brexiteer

I'm a leaver , and to be honest Burnley I have no idea how I would vote, after the antics of all the party's over last few years,

Impossible to say at this stage. A general election will only happen this year if the Government’s Brexit policy is defeated. If that happens, no-one knows who the leader of the Tories would be, what their platform would be, or what Labour’s stance on Brexit might be. Even as a Brexiteer and a Tory sympathiser, I can envisage circumstances in which I would be tempted to vote Labour. However, as my MP is Dianne Abbott, I’d need a stiff drink first! 🤔

You know I’m a remainer and a green member
Possibility our local party could endorse the Lib Dems if there’s an election because they’re the only ones with a chance of removing tories here. And we’re a 60% remain constituency with a thoroughly useless MP who voted for the deal.
But that’s by no means confirmed and we might end up fielding a candidate anyway. In which case I’d probably vote for them but would still seriously consider voting for the libdems. Even if labour supported a 2nd ref they would have no chance of winning here so would be pointless voting for them

I would vote SNP, or maybe Labour, and I'm a remainer. I don't think a general election will solve anything though, unless either of the main parties can agree on a clear policy that differentiates them from the other. One of the main factors in all this chaos is that EU membership has always divided both main parties.

I voted Remain and have been a life-long Labour voter. However, I cannot see myself voting Labour for the foreseeable future.

Not only do I disagree with Corbyn on pretty much everything that he says and does, I believe that the way that he and the Labour Party have behaved in the last two and a half years has been to the detriment of the nation, post referendum. Here we are, basically two months away from D-Day (Disaster Day) and all he ever bleats on about is a General Election. How does that strategy even make any sense?

I'm leave and depending on what happens to brexit, I will never vote the big three ever again....unless we leave with a good deal or no deal, then I would vote Tory if Boris or Mogg are leader of the party...would never vote Corbyn ...

One of reasons I asked is because labour is in a bind. It has ardent remainders and ardent leavers in its coalition. I'm worried that there is no way for Labour to go without losing votes.

I really hope that there isn't an election. Since I gave been of age I have always voted....I preach about how lucky we are to live in a democracy and we owe it to ourselves to understand what our needs are, as individuals, as a local community and as a nation. I have never pledged alliegence to one party but have chosen at each election.

I would be so disappointed if there is a general election this year because it will just prove that the political parties are putting their own agenda before the county's needs and so quite frankly I would have no trust in what was promised.

I would be at a total loss

I voted remain.

I'll vote for a unified Party who can deliver the outcome of the referendum whilst taking on the likes of Google and Amazon.

Such a party will need to be created and it should Be called the Unicorn Party.

Leave.
labour. But only because they are the best of 2/3 evils. My politics alienate 90% of the population.