I'm lucky in that where I live, the candidate I agree with most and the party I agree with most coincide (and this looks like still being the case even with the candidate stepping down and being replaced).
Not sure what I'd do if that weren't the case. Probably vote for a party, because I think the party in power makes more difference than an individual candidate; but it would depend on how bad my party's candidate was or how good the opposing party's candidate was.
I did seek out my local candidates rather than relying on what they managed to put through my front door along with the daily dose of take away menues.
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Not sure what I'd do if that weren't the case. Probably vote for a party, because I think the party in power makes more difference than an individual candidate; but it would depend on how bad my party's candidate was or how good the opposing party's candidate was.
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