I don’t particularly want to but these are exceptional times. My heart says no, but I actually agree with all of this and will seriously consider if it if Owen Smith doesn’t win the leadership contest.
Or is the idea that Corbyn would likely form a coalition with the Lib-Dems/SNP, who would force Labour into holding a second referendum or dismissing the result if elected anyway?
I vote Liberal in my local elections. Mainly as I live in a Tory area in Surrey and Labour barely register in the results and I can’t vote Tory.
It’s always very tight between the Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives in my ward, but the Liberal Democrats normally win. So purely tactical, plus they Liberal lady seems to do a good job.
I vote Labour in the general elections, even though they have no chance around here.
What happens in the Labour leadership election will determine who active I remain the my constituency Labour party (which will change a lot once the boundary review is complete).