Welcome back, undecideds! It's the thread specifically for those of you on a knife-edge between two parties for the upcoming CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION ELECTION
When last you left us, in the heady days of 2017, I was given the following genuinely good advice by Kelvin about my inertia regarding Labour and Plaid Cymru:
If you feel this way, why not just vote Labour this one time, when you think it actually matters and could make a real difference, then vote Plaid in every future election? This is likely to be our one chance to send this message.
Genuinely good advice, I'm not being sarcastic, and advice I agreed with:
Aye. It's what needs doing, and I keep coming back to it. I think my brain just wants to retain an element of personal dramatic tension; keep me unsure until the moment I'm there in the booth.
Voted Labour, let the cards fall where they would, ready to go for Plaid in 2022 when things had calmed down a bit. I assumed if Corbyn didn't win then my next choice would be an easy one between Plaid and a centrist-again Labour. Except, oh no, here we go again. Now what the fuck am I meant to do? This is the most divisive, important election I've seen in my forty seconds of adulthood. I'm in a seat that's safe Labour, but the Tories have been gradually narrowing the gap for ages. The long-running Labour MP isn't standing, so there'll be a new person there without much time to make an impression. Our local Plaid candidate is fucking brilliant, really a huge asset to the community. She would more than deserve to be our MP. The fact that I'm even contemplating not voting for her shows how DOGSHIT this system us. But there's no way Plaid are getting anywhere in this constituency, this time at least. It's a Labour/Tory race. But then, is it even? A lot of people seem to be leaning for yer Brexit Party, which would split that vote.
FUCK'S SAKE
Who else is torn between two parties? Come join me to hash out your indecisiveness.