I’ve donated to Labour. Will also pick a LibDem local campaign to donate to in a seat they’re up against an incumbent Tory. Normally donate to Caroline Lucas’ campaign, but with her standing down, would rather switch that to a seat where Greens have a hope of unseating a Tory… is there one?
And for the LDs – Mid Sussex – Alison Bennett (new boundaries) is a very possible as local electorates very yellow and remainer, we lose the awful Andrew Griffith who was parachuted in for the last election and remains in Arundel Southdowns (I think that one has been renamed as well as reboundaried).
Maybe Rishi Rich has decided to shaft the nazi right wingers in his dysfunctional party to see most of them ousted. He defo isn’t in it for the direct £££ and losing his £170k and a couple of free of rent houses is a meaningless chaff to him.
It appears that Sunak is basing his election campaign on the world being a scary place and he can defend us against it
With our one working aircraft carrier, half a Navy, underfunded Army and an air force that can cobble together a few working aircraft for ceremonial flypasts every few months…
@susiepic @kelvin the incumbent there is Labour and very popular. Very savvy electorate who are totally behind Greens as Councillors but equally loyal to the Labour MP. I’d be amazed if the Greens got in.
Anyone sweating about being away when postal vote arrives. You can phone your local election office and check when being sent out and if needs get them to send it to a different address.
Lots of people asking me where I was when Sunak announced the election. I was inside, because it was raining. Only an idiot would have gone out in that… #GeneralElectionpic.twitter.com/feRD2YYvvU
I know Drac already posted something similar, but I appreciate the refinement of this version.
“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe… Gullis eating soup with a fork. I watched Braverman try to deport a sofa. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain… Time to die.” pic.twitter.com/6Uzq14BcRa
My local Tory MP has posted something nice on Twitter about the Labour member for Halifax who is standing down. He has made no mention of the upcoming election. This was about an hour ago. Read into it what you will, but I suspect that the Tories are going to have to find quite a few new candidates in a hurry.
For all those worrying about being away on the day and not getting a postal vote, don’t forget you can nominate a proxy to vote for you. As for the house move conundrum: check the rules as it has previously said you voted based on your registered address a certain time before the election date.
I’ve just read a short piece suggesting that as NI and Scotland are on school holidays, many of the polling station buildings are closed and most of the (usually council) staff needed to oversee an election have holiday booked. This could cause real issues…
Anyone else relishing ‘chatting’ with any Tory canvassers with the brass neck to knock on their door?
In the 25 years that have lived in this house, we have never had a Tory canvasser,( nor labour or lib dem to be fair) and only rarely any Tory literature. That’s because it was a very safe blue seat ( 24500 majority) and we live a little out of the main village and I suppose it wasn’t worth their while.
Since the local elections last year where our ward overwhelmingly voted for a green councillor we have had five or six visits from the local green candidate’s canvassers and if their polling is anywhere near correct then it could be close in the general election. I am expecting visits this year from the tories.
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