The reform party has agreed to continue the triple lock

No they need to take a long jump, they are vile, misogynist, far right, racist and a huge blot on our country, they could give me a million pounds and I d still never feel different.

No nothing would make me vote for Reform . They are funded by Russia , were close to Orban and are vile racists. I'd rather starve than give them my vote

No they support Trump and his mad wars.

Good grief! They are probably one of the most corrupt political parties we have ever had - why on Earth would anyone giving them a millisecond of thought vote for them?

They are promising that in the hopes that they will get our vote. Well, they won't get mine, no matter what carrot they dangle in front of me.

Reform appall and sadden me. Could never ever vote for them

All of the above!

If anyone does support them - and lots of people must do - I’m really keen to know why they support reform, and also how do they manage to reconcile their vote with Reforms corruption, incompetence and mediocrity, and support of Trump, Putin, Orban and other far right politicians throughout Europe.

People say they support Reform because
They want change
They tell it like it is

Or else they ignore any questions about why they support Reform.

I agree with what everyone has said so far.
We don’t want a Trump or Oban running our country, is bad enough that they have seats in Parliament.

Parliament has been downgraded under Starmer. Power is moving away from established principles. It’s no longer necessary for MPs to vote before we, as a country, realign with Europe.
If this continues, party affiliation will become irrelevant and redundant.

ronib

Parliament has been downgraded under Starmer. Power is moving away from established principles. It’s no longer necessary for MPs to vote before we, as a country, realign with Europe.
If this continues, party affiliation will become irrelevant and redundant.

Is that a vote for Reform?

If so I genuinely am puzzled why?

infoman

if they win power in the general election,will this change your stance on voting in the local elections??

NO.

I think is a terrible shame that Farage is targeting pensioners believing we will be selfish enough to simply vote for him based upon keeping the triple lock and throw the rest of the country under the bus. Am hoping the majority of pensioners will see through this and not prove to the younger generation that we don’t give a monkeys about their futures.

* a monkey not monkeys

Reform are dreadful and I would never vote for them 🤮. Also, the triple lock is unaffordable and shouldn’t stay. I might vote for a party that has the guts to say that

No not a vote for Reform WWM2. Most likely not going to vote. What is the point?

What have State Pensions got to do with LOCAL elections?

ronib

No not a vote for Reform WWM2. Most likely not going to vote. What is the point?

Using you long fought for democratic right to vote?

Do they really think that all pensioners care about is their pensions? While it is important to have enough money to be able to eat and heat, there are other issues.

Why on earth would I consider voting for Reform!? A bunch of trump supporting charlatans.

I should spoil my ballot paper with None of the above. Does that count? WWM2

Absolutely not! No, I would not vote for them if they were the only party!

Pittcity

What have State Pensions got to do with LOCAL elections?

Absolutely nothing!

If people of pensionable age want to vote in their best interest in local elections, they should be asking questions about how Reform would fund adult social care and services such as local transport and libraries, which tend to be used more by older people.