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Green 43.8% Lib dem 31.3% (surprised me somewhat) Labour 18.8% (also surprised me somewhat) Tory 6.3% (it was the pension question, and that's the Tories target demographic, so makes sense, don't lambast me for that)
I'll be voting labour though as reform are polling higher than Tory and greens in my constituency, and they really need to stay the fuck out.
It’s interesting how progressive the tories become for their target demographic.
I can’t fault you for liking those policies, though I don’t think they’re affordable (in the sense that we do not have the money to treat everyone that well, they only manage it for pensioners by disregarding the needs of practically every other demographic).