Liz Ellis She/Her🌳
Alex@LizEllisPhD any difference between the actual candidates in your constituency?
Pete Alex Harris🦡🕸️🌲/∞🪐∫@LizEllisPhD
Both choices are ethically reasonable in different ways, so I'm not handing out advice.
Vote strategically Green to make SNP think twice about whether pandering to the right will go well for them at the next Holyrood elections, if it costs them a seat now...
OR
Vote tactically SNP because although it has some toxic social conservatives, they aren't directing social policy (yet), and Labour are currently explicitly supporting a genocide, so that's arguably worse.
Ruth Salter@LizEllisPhD It's a shite situation. I'm voting SNP even though I also would rather vote Green. We live in a constituency where Green will never win and Labour are gaining. With Keith's messaging this week I just feel like we have to keep the indy voice in.
I also am haunted by what happened here in 2017.SNP lost to Tories by 148 votes. The Women's Equality Party had put up a candidate who would never win but got 337 votes. What a great day for equality that was.
Athro Rob@LizEllisPhD probably go tactical and stick with SNP if they are the strongest indy party in the constituency
Chris Lilley 🏴@LizEllisPhD depends of course on your constituency and the balance of power there. Voting Scottish Greens is not a waste (unlike English Greens) and there is a strong case for holding your nose, I would say.
Writing to theSNP to explain how she almost caused you to not vote for them might also be helpful.
Writing to theSNP to explain how she almost caused you to not vote for them might also be helpful.