(01 Jun 2017, 8:01 pm)Adrian wrote Barry Gardiner is becoming a bit of a cult hero within Labour Party activism. His ability to not take any sh*t whatsoever is fantastic to watch.
Bishop Auckland have no UKIP candidate in the 2017 election, despite taking 17.8% of the vote two years ago. Labour's Helen Goodman is now defending a majority of 3,508, with the 7,015 UKIP votes now up for grabs, if the turnout were to remain the same.
I'm biased, so I'm always going to say to vote Labour, but if you can't pick someone that stands out then I think you need to vote tactically. Ask yourself if you'd rather give the Tories an extra seat, at the expense of Labour losing one.
Dont see Labour losing Bishop tbh...Though I have seen an opinion poll somewhere suggesting The Tories could take it.
Tactical Voting, I dont really understand it to be honest, my idea of it, in an idiots guide, is voting for one to keep another out.
I have been told to vote for the weakest/less likely candidate on the ballot, which, if they are infact standing, would be Adam Walker of the BNP and I would never, ever vote for that clown, so Lib Dem, in my opinion would be the next weakest candidate
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