StopTheTories.vote : Share and enjoy!
StopTheTories.vote : Share and enjoy!
Your vote is your power. Find out how to use it tactically to Stop The Tories and influence the next government.
Updated advice. It's a long shot, but it's worth trying to force the Tories into third place. Share with your local friends.
This seems to be from the guy who did "swap my vote" the last few elections. I wasn't impressed with that one
No, it's an outfit called Bestforbritain.org including such luminaries as Carol Vordeman and Naiomi Smith who have been organising the official-unofficial tactical voting advice for a little while now, including the recent council elections.
Edit: see replies. I stand corrected on this.
No I think theirs is https://www.getvoting.org/
I'm pretty sure it's a different group. I'm sure it existed last election as wild so that wouldn't track.
His name is at the bottom of the page
Just be aware these sites often have a significant Labour bias, don't take what they say as fact.
That would only be because they are the only other large party. So for the majority of people/constituencies they are the best alternative if you want to vote to get the Tories out.
All they are doing is comparing the voting at the last general election, polling and then using that two give an option for the best way to vote them out.
Not sure what pro labour facts you think are on there
Please provide examples. Where labour is recommended but another party is more likely to beat the tories?
What do you want about I know constituencies where they recommend the liberal democrats.
The reason it appears to have a Labour bias is that reality has a Labour bias right now. It isn't an unfair bias if it's just reflecting reality, you not like it is immaterial.
What gave you that idea?
https://www.reddit.com/r/LibDem/comments/1di5w9a/tactical_voting_sites_may_cost_us_seats/
I can't see any mention of stopthetories.vote in that discussion though so perhaps it's better than the others, at the very least it appears to give the poll data so there's some transparency there