1. Register to vote!
2. If you vote for a party that has no chance of winning, it's a wasted vote.
3. If you live in a one party seat, make your vote count by persuading someone living *elsewhere* to change their vote or to vote when they weren't planning to.
#VoteTactically
2. If you vote for a party that has no chance of winning, it's a wasted vote.
3. If you live in a one party seat, make your vote count by persuading someone living *elsewhere* to change their vote or to vote when they weren't planning to.
#VoteTactically
4. Want to stop Brexit?
- Vote LibDem if they're in with a chance in the seat (or SNP in Scotland)
- Vote Labour as the "emergency parachute" if there's zero chance of the LibDems (or SNP) getting the seat. Be honest.
- Vote Green in Brighton Pavilion
- Vote LibDem if they're in with a chance in the seat (or SNP in Scotland)
- Vote Labour as the "emergency parachute" if there's zero chance of the LibDems (or SNP) getting the seat. Be honest.
- Vote Green in Brighton Pavilion
5. If you're a student, you're allowed to register to vote at two addresses: your home address, and your term-time address. (You can only vote ONCE, but you can choose where you vote so long as you registered both addresses.)
6. If there are no sensible choices where you live, use @SwapmyVote to trade your vote with someone elsewhere who has the same problem in reverse. And be straight and honest. (You hope they are. They hope you are. If that means voting Tory, then vote Tory. You made a *deal*.)
