@Lady Accidental - spoilt ballot paper does send a message - but I just feel that the Conservatives would take more notice of what used to be their core supporters supporting Reform instead as more of a message, I wonder how much notice they take of spoilt ballots?

The greens will bankrupt us all. I did see a cartoon recently about defense - on the left hand side was a row of Putins' tanks, on the right hand side was a queue of UK tanks waiting for a charger. Very appropriate.. The greens, just stop oil etc are basically a bunch of middle class woke liberals with no idea of (and don't care about) the cost of living.

Reply to the comment left by Stella at 03/06/2024 - 11:42
They invented what became Section 24 and the Conservatives adopted it, so in my book the Greens are worse!

Green as a watermelon, as in green with envy and naivety on the outside but red to the centre.

Reply to the comment left by Stella at 01/06/2024 - 10:52
We have to start somewhere. Yes, it's obvious that Labour will have a landslide victory, but rather than wasting a vote for Conservatives, wouldn't it be better to show the electorate that there is a massive swell of support for Reform? A bit like UKIP polling millions of votes yet failing to get a single seat.

Reply to the comment left by Mark Alexander - Founder of Property118 at 03/06/2024 - 12:11
The conservatives, labour, greens and lib dems are all liberal, left wing, woke, self serving and often career politicians under the thumb of big business and without a leader amongst them. Look at how many conservatives have defected to labour.
Reform is what the conservatives used to be and speak for the, sometimes silent, majority - look what happened with Brexit.
Look out for the 4pm Farage press conference

Reply to the comment left by berkstunt at 03/06/2024 - 12:18
No vote is a wasted vote, even a spoilt vote get counted. Like I tell my kids who have said they are not bothering to vote, if you don't vote you have no moaning rights going forward.

Well .. ALL CHANGE, now Nigel Farage has taken over Reform and is standing as an MP I might just do a U turn as well

Reply to the comment left by GlanACC at 03/06/2024 - 16:55
I predict Farage will be PM in 4-5 years time

In my home town it doesn’t matter who is in government, the sheep will always vote in Labour and so for me it has to be Reform and their pro Landlord policies. Then at least my vote will be counted and hopefully heard by the Conservatives when attempting to redefine themselves for when Labour have messed up, like they did last time and are doing in Wales.

Reply to the comment left by Northern Observer at 04/06/2024 - 10:57
Labour assumed they would always retain the red wall 'sheep'... until Farage shook them up in 2019.

We don't have a Boris and 'Get Brexit Done' rallying call this time around, but maybe the Tories need a good long break in opposition, with zero chance of effectively opposing anything in Parliament [not that they actually achieved much these past 14 years!], to rediscover their true Conservative values. Or... Farage builds the 'new Conservatives' under Reform UK. It took many years, but remember, today's Labour was New Labour.

I will never vote Labour, and can't vote Conservative because they are offering nothing of any strength or value. My vote will go to Reform UK.