Labour - Tom Grey, looks like a nice local bloke, good campaigning history.
Green - Sian Berry, looks shit, Caroline Lucas was fab and but Sian doesn't look like she'd do anything for Brighton to help people. Green policy is MENTAL.
Options
Vote Labour based on Candidate
Vote Green based on Labour's ignoring of Cass and removal of spousal veto.
Vote Green but lie to people as say I voted for Labour as Tom is the better option locally.
UMMMMMM!!!!!!!
Brighton Pav: Green or Red - WWYD?
greenorlabourwhattodo · 02/07/2024 18:13
Omlettes · 02/07/2024 19:36
'we desperately need someone in parliament who is going to prioritise the environment. Or failing that, we need people in parliament who know they were nearly beaten by a green, and that to keep their constituency, they are going to have to prioritise the environment more themselves.'
We absolutely do, but the GP are no longer it. We need to pressure all the parties, and not assume the GP first priority is the environment any more.
IWilloBeACervix · 04/07/2024 12:14
Sian Berry lives in London, was voted into the London council and immediately dropped her seat, (so one of her favourites could have it) to be able to stand for Brighton.
If I were in Brighton I’d be voting Labour to keep her out.
IWilloBeACervix · 04/07/2024 12:14
Sian Berry lives in London, was voted into the London council and immediately dropped her seat, (so one of her favourites could have it) to be able to stand for Brighton.
If I were in Brighton I’d be voting Labour to keep her out.
PiningForTheMoon · 04/07/2024 11:52
I’m in the same constituency and I’m still undecided.
I have never voted Tory and there are lots of stuff ai don’t like about the Conservatives. But how can I vote for Labour when people like David Lammy are in the party?
I hoped that Keir’s declaration at the weekend might help me to choose but I want more definite answers and ai want consistency across the party.
I actually moved here to be in a Green constituency (naïve) but there’s no way I’m voting for them this time.
combinationpadlock · 02/07/2024 19:47
For the vast majority of people in the Green party, the environment IS their main priority
Omlettes · 02/07/2024 19:36
'we desperately need someone in parliament who is going to prioritise the environment. Or failing that, we need people in parliament who know they were nearly beaten by a green, and that to keep their constituency, they are going to have to prioritise the environment more themselves.'
We absolutely do, but the GP are no longer it. We need to pressure all the parties, and not assume the GP first priority is the environment any more.
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combinationpadlock · 04/07/2024 17:27
she lives in Brighton.
there is going to be a big labour majority. I think an few small alternative voices will be helpful. For a start, will be able to give the environmental perspective on labour policies.
IWilloBeACervix · 04/07/2024 12:14
Sian Berry lives in London, was voted into the London council and immediately dropped her seat, (so one of her favourites could have it) to be able to stand for Brighton.
If I were in Brighton I’d be voting Labour to keep her out.
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