Poll: who will you be voting for?

[meridian]

Poll: who will you be voting for?

Can you guess who the snowflakes are voting for?

The Brexit Party, probably. Might be a few still clinging to the Tories.

UKIP’s gone all “gamer gate” and rape jokes, the incels will be going there...

[Paddy]

I want a second poll!

[Old Greg]

The Brexit Party, probably. Might be a few still clinging to the Tories.

UKIP’s gone all “gamer gate” and rape jokes, the incels will be going there...

Carl Benjamin is a real charmer.

[NotAllThere]

I want a second poll!

Not until the first one doesn't give you the result you want, when you're suffering from voters remorse.

Vote Muppet - you'll get one anyway.

[Yorkie62]

It's looking like CUK wants to leave the EU.

[Zigenare]

It's looking like CUK wants to leave the EU.

It's looking like the Snowflakes are voting LibDem.

[NotAllThere]

It's looking like CUK wants to leave the EU.

So you think this poll can be extrapolated to the whole CUK active membership?

[BrilloPad]

So you think this poll can be extrapolated to the whole CUK active membership?

I thought extrapolation was the staple of CUK?

[meridian]

It's looking like the Snowflakes are voting LibDem.

Nope, it's definitely the "stomp our feet and hold our breath until we get the undefined, unspecified, unachievable version of Narnia" Brexit Party.

Probably deserved by the UK though, and a microcosm of UK voters - no manifesto, no members, no intention of representing their constituencies, no idea how to build the UK up after they've torn it down, but happy to put all the blame onto "others". Snowflake behavior at it's finest.

[Yorkie62]

So you think this poll can be extrapolated to the whole CUK active membership?

Isn't that the purpose of a poll. You take a sample population and then extrapolate to the whole population. Continuing on this theme and extrapolating to the population of England (CUK poll was supposedly limited to England) The Brexit part will get over 1/3 of the vote.

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