How many political parties have you voted for.

[UsedToGoToCentralPark]

So, which political parties have you voted for over the years.

 

Conservative

SNP

UKIP

The Brexit Party

 

I do tend to vote based on what election it is. GE, euro, cooncil

 

Never voted Labour and never will. Cant see myself voting Green or Lib Dem either.

[Gordon EF]

SNP when I've lived in Scotland, Green when I lived in Engalnd.

I've had a shamefully patchy voting record to be fair. Voted SNP in the Holyrood elections in 2007 and 2011, then Green in the 2015 Westminster election in 2015 9essentially just a wated pity vote because I couldn't stomach voting for any other paty), then voted SNP in my first Euros election on Thursday,

[Ira Gaines]

I've voted for the SNP exclusively. My early interest in politics was almost nil, but that has been rectified.

[welshbairn]

Labour till the Iraq War, Lib dems till I moved back to Scotland, SNP. Think I might have voted Plaid once for some election when the Lib Dems got in bed with the Tories.

Edited May 27, 2019 by welshbairn

[JamieThomas]

SNP, SSP, Green depending on the occasion.

Quite liked Labour before I was old enough to vote, which just goes to show what a cretin I was as a teenager.

[Tibbermoresaint]

Liberals in England, SNP in Scotland.

[Comrie]

Liberal Democrat while Charles Kennedy was alive, as he helped my mother on two occasions and I spoke to him a couple of times and he was a sound bloke.

After he died, I've gone between the SNP and the Green Party.

Edited May 27, 2019 by Comrie

[NotThePars]

Started off being worked by Cleggmania when I was an impressionable teenager.

Since then I’ve been SNP/ Greens and one Labour vote. Think I voted an independent in a council election.

[Ira Gaines]

Just now, NotThePars said:

Started off being worked by Cleggmania when I was an impressionable teenager.
 

I totally forgot I bought into that shite. I think it's a case of pure shame that drove it out of my memory. Thanks for reminding me though.

[DrewDon]

Two. Briefly a Labour member as an undergraduate and voted for them. What a melt I was back then. Thankfully put those days behind me now and vote SNP.

Edited May 27, 2019 by DrewDon

[Cosmic Joe]

Liberals, Labour, SNP, Green...

[Rodhull]

Labour, Lib Dem, Green, Scottish Socialists and SNP.

Used to vote Labour/Lib Dem on Westminster and SNP for the Scottish elections. Referendum ended that though.

Also used to spread the second vote in the Scottish about as well but tend to stick with either both votes SNP or SNP/Green depending on circumstance.

[Savage Henry]

28 minutes ago, Comrie said:

Liberal Democract while Charles Kennedy was alive, as he helped my mother on two occasions and I spoke to him a couple of times and he was a sound bloke.

After he died, I've gone between the SNP and the Green Party.

This for me as well.  Charles Kennedy was a good and decent man.

[Rodhull]

Growing up it felt good having someone decent and fairly high profile as my local MP like Kennedy but then the boundaries changed and it became Lord Thurso who just seemed like one of those invisible politicians who hung on for years doing next to nothing of note at all. Parents had to contact him a couple of times  over the years and just felt like he did as little as possible to fob them off.

 

[dirty dingus]

Only time I've veered away from SNP was a list vote to Greens and a local council vote for a guy that was standing on saving Cappielow during the Scott years.

[BFTD]

I get the impression this thread was started purely for the OP to declare his shameful voting history in the hopes of starting a fight  

One party for me, at every election for about twenty years. I look forward to the day when their raison d'etre has been successfully addressed.

Spoiler

 

[GordonD]

Just the one. Every single time.

[BawWatchin]

Always SNP. Although, right now, I back them more tactically than out of interest in their policies. All the parties are a bunch of shysters.

[Im_Rodger]

Conservative since the 2016 Holyrood election as that was the first election I was eligible for. 

Not voted for anyone else... yet.

[ICTChris]

I once voted for the old Liberal Party candidate in Edinburgh Leith and it then turned out the guy was linked to money laundering from a large scale fraud in the Moldovan banking sector.