What’s your Voting History?

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I was bored and feeling sick in bed so here is mine

1999 (St Helens) – Local Council – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
1999 (St Helens) – European Parliament – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2000 (St Helens) – Local Council – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2001 (St Helens) – General Election – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2004 (Huyton) – European Parliament – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2005 (Huyton) – General Election – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2007 (Huyton) – Local Council – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2008 (Prescot) – Local Council – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2009 (Prescot) – European Parliament – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2010 (Salford) – General Election – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2011 (Manchester) – AV Referendum – ✅ Yes to AV
2011 (Manchester) – Local Council – 🟢 Green
2012 (Manchester) – Local Council – 🟢 Green
2014 (Manchester) – European Parliament – 🟢 Green
2015 (Manchester) – General Election – 🔴 Labour
2016 (Balham) – London Mayoral & Assembly – 🔴 Labour (Sadiq Khan)
2016 (Balham) – EU Referendum – 🇪🇺 Remain
2017 (Oval) – General Election – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2018 (Oval) – Local Council – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2019 (Oval) – General Election – 🟠 Liberal Democrat
2021 (Camberwell) – London Mayoral & Assembly – 🔴 Labour (Sadiq Khan)
2022 (Camberwell) – Local Council – 🔴 Labour
2024 (Camberwell) – General Election – 🔴 Labour

Future - Green all the way

My early days in St Helens, the little part I lived in was a Lib Dem stronghold and I wasn’t a fan of the council leader at the time who was Labour

2010 onwards I wasn’t a fan of the coalition years and tuition fees idiocy so my little rebellious green phase

Back to Lib Dems after Brexit as Kate Hoey was my MP and I wanted her out
 
General elections I have been Labour since I first could vote (1992) until last year when I voted Green.

Council elections have been quite different - a mixture of Labour or Lib Dem until about 2020, as I tend to vote more on the person and their local presence rather than the party in council elections - with obvious exceptions. Mostly recently it's been Labour and/or Green.
 
Skipping councils and Europe because I can't remember, and they would have been rank votes anyway which would have been SNP Labour and Green in some order

2010 UK - Lib Dem (hence my RADICALISATION AGAINST THEM)
2011 Ref - Yes to AV
2011 SP - Labour/Green (I think)
(If there was a mayoral election in London and I had a vote, it would have been the Labour candidate)
2014 Ref - No to Independence (regretfully)
2015 UKGE - Labour
2016 Ref - REMAIN in the EU
2016 SP - SNP/Green
2017 UK - SNP
2019 UK - SNP
2021 SP - Green/Green (I think?)
2024 UK - Green
 
Haven't voted a lot but when I lived up North in my birth town of Barnsley, South Yorkshire I voted Labour. Staunch labour seat would take a lot for it to change. One Barnsley seat did go Tory in 19 but back to Labour in 24.

Same here, East Ham, Stephen Timms has a huge majority, one of biggest in country.

Voted Reform last time and OUT in the EU Referendum.
 
2001/5 - Conservative (The local Labour MP was terrible and tbh I pretty blindly followed the way parents voted...)
2010/15/17 - Lib Dem
2019 - Labour, despite the leader...
2024 - Lib Dem
 
crazychris said:
Voted Reform last time and OUT in the EU Referendum.
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I was one of the BURNED Lib Dem voters in my first GE in 2010, then Labour for all the rest. Green for council elections.
 
Ill Advised said:
Just anyone NEW would do. Davey as nice as I’m sure he is, tarred with the coalition and post office

Layla Moran I’d get behind too
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Oh deffo. Ed seems a lovely man but yes too much baggage and I did vote Layla back in the leadership election. I do like Daisy as deputy but don't think she would really make enough of a mark as leader. Josh Babarinde of the newbies could be potential future leader I'm thinking.
 
2019 - European election - Green 🟢
2020 - Paris local election - Socialist Party 🟣
2022 - Presidential election, first round -Jean-Luc Mélenchon 🔴
2022 - Presidential election, second round - Emmanuel Macron 🔵 :manson::manson::manson:
2022 - General election - Socialist Party 🟣
2024 - European election - Green 🟢
2024 - General election - Left alliance 🟢🟣🔴
 
A lot of FAKE LEFT (Socialist) in my voting history, but that’s because it was often the only left-leaning option in the right-leaning arrondissement where I used to live.
 
Democrat for president in 2016, 2020, and 2024.

Democrat for governor in 2018 and 2022

Democrat for Senator in 2020 (and the runoff). Democrat for Senator in 2022 in both races (and their runoffs)
 
I’ve owned up on here before to voting Tory a couple of times as a youth but I’ve been Labour since Gordon Brown, Remain in 2016. I will continue to vote Labour because Reform is for people who hate Britain, The Conservatives are for people who hate themselves and the others rarely ever stand in my constituency.
 
Always Labour, bar a vote for the Lib Dems back in my student days.

Green for the foreseeable future, unless I really need to tactically vote against some right wing scum.
 
2001 - Labour
2005 - Lib Dem
2010 - Green
2015 - Labour
2017 - Labour
2019 - Labour
2024 - Labour
 
Labour for the most part, but occasionally tactical Lib Dem to try and keep the tories out when it was a Lib Dem vs Tory constituency. Not since Clegg’s disgraceful behaviour though.

Obviously remain, cause I’m not insane.
 
Labour, except in local/EU elections where I would throw the Greens a vote here or there.

I voted Green in the last general, although if I hadn't been in a safe Labour seat I'd have voted Labour.
 
Always Labour for me - but it's more and more likely that next time I'll be voting for those MUNG BEAN EATING FREAKS in the Green Party, because of woke
 
Visit Cardiff said:
Shame on you.
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Why? I thought we lived in a Democracy. This is not North Korea or that small African nation where the female President seeks re-election having had all her opponents killed. We like different music, films, TV, books, food and have different sexualities. An adult comment would be "fair enough but I don't agree".
 
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