Those of you in Vauxhall, how are you voting? There's a decent campaign to get Kate Hoey out - going Green? Lib Dem?
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Lib Dem really is the only option in this case. Green will not garner enough support. Previous to 2015, LD were in second place.
People keep using the "previous to 2015" line but the fact is Lib Dems are polling a similar level to result garnered then
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And the Greens are polling any higher than they normally do?
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No not particularly. Neither party is well placed to unseat Kate Hoey, so it's probably best to vote for party most aligned to your views
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A strong showing for both Remain parties is a good message of discontent . Arguments about "splitting the vote" in Vauxhall are fallacious
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But polling data is based on national swing. I don't really trust it at constituency level, or trust it at all given recent mishaps.
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Lib Dems aren't running an active enough campaign to win in Vauxhall. South London members are focused on getting Simon Hughes in (eurgh)
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That's absolute nonsense. LDs are very active in Vauxhall. I know so many Labour supporters (incl myself) voting for them.
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If you compared the campaign Lib Dems are running in Richmond Park & Twickenham & Bermondsey to Vauxhall you'd clearly see the difference.
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They are by far the most active party in Vauxhall though and clearly their campaign is being received very well. It's a two horse race.
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