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But hardly surprising.....

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Well, the UK networks are currently suggesting the live debates will exclude LD, so nothing can be taken for granted.

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Missed that, do you have any pointers please?

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Undecided.
Labour v LibDem
in a Tory stronghold.

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But this would be hypothetical, yes? As in, you've been 'AWOL' for more than fifteen years?

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Correct. I should have included that in my post. I will have to hug my knees and bite my nails as the UK goes to the polls.
It is why I did not choose one of the two and then cast a vote on the poll .

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Emboldened bit: you're cool, Mr Jings used the conditional tense in post #1 ;)

That said, had I had have had a vote, I would have to say 'other' in response to this poll. Even if I had had to stump up the subscription fee (losing it) and sign-on as an independent 'potential aligner'.

Expat from a Tory stronghold.

Who will likely be biting his knees and hugging his nails.

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My parents actually became members of the Lib Dems because of their stance against Brexit. Will be interesting to see what happens.

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Guardian & BBC have stories on it.

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Should have read the question, as I can't vote SNP in my "home" constituency. But, I can't vote anyhow, so no matter.

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Thanks for that, found it on the Guardian site,

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It's outrageous if they don't let Jo join. She's such a breath of fresh air and the Dems have a bold Brexit policy.

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Agreed 100%.

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Nobody up for a tactical Brexit vote to damage the tory vote then? :sneaky:

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That will be the big question come voting day.