So, I voted.

[bazzalisk]

I ended up voting for "Yes to Europe" because after eliminating the anti-EU parties (we need an international body to handle international issues) and the anti-nuclear parties (climate change is the single most important issue, and being anti-nuclear is much the same as being pro-coal) I was left with Labour and Yes to Europe.

Comments

[anonymous]

I voted for them too, for very similar reasons.

I was toying with spoiling the paper, but all spoiled papers are treated equally so it doesn't register as dissent of any kind. In the end, I figured a party with one policy which I agreed with was better than a party with many policies, one of which I 100% disagreed with...

[djw]

Me too...

[shuripentu]

Ditto. They may be a single-issue party, but in their particular situation, I reckon that's quite acceptable.

[alextiefling]

But Yes to Europe are bound to poll so little, it'll make no difference whatever to the overall results - in particular, it doesn't make the impact on UKIP that voting for a larger party would.