Yes my hypothetical question works both ways. Would Labour supporters vote Green if the hypothetical election was a choice between Green and Reform as only possible winners? How strong is personal conviction & party allegiance vs pragmatism of avoiding a government even further away from core values

Thanks, understand why people may prefer a Green over Labour govt. Maybe too soon to ask but interested whether that vote would change at a hypothetical GE where only Labour or Reform can win?Would people still vote Green froma deep personal conviction knowing outcome would be an actual Reform govt?

I don’t have a party allegiance, but am interested in how people think about politics. I understand some people prefer Greens to Labour, on all sorts of levels. My question was really about what happens to that vote in a hypothetical general election where only Labour or reform had chance of power.

On one hand I see where the frustration would come from, but for every decision by Labour that has caused anger/ disillusionment, are there any that you think wouldn’t be worse,from your political perspective, if it was Kemi Badenock for Nigel Farage in power?

Would you vote for them again with a different leader/vision?

Or if by not voting Labour it looked likely to usher in a far right wing government for 5 years, would you consider voting for a Kier led Labour Party then?

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Birthday weekend this one, but 51 is a very hard age to muster much enthusiasm over. #OddNumberBias

…but will apply to future claimants. Which could actually be anyone of us.

Ha I would have put money on it being so.

…and yet it was so confident 😂

Been up your way today, Martin. Manchester uni open day with daughter. Now back home watching Neil Young live at Glastonbury with her, as I would have been with my dad, and thinking life is often bitter sweet but also special.