3 WHERE TORY SUPPORTERS SHOULD HOLD THEIR NOSES AND VOTE FOR A MINORITY PARTY TO KEEP LABOUR OUT

VOTE LIB DEM IN:

The LibDems’ promise to rescind Article 50 is anathema to many Conservatives, but contrary to Jo Swinson’s hubris at the beginning of the election campaign, there is zero chance of her finding herself in a position to do so.

The Tories can’t win here, but there is a chance the LibDems could overhaul Labour’s 12,972 majority in what used to be a LibDem seat.

Vote Humaira Ali to unseat Neil Coyle. (2017: Lab 31,161, LD 18,189, Con 7,581) 111. Cambridge

CAmBriDge was a Conservative seat in the 1980s, but the party has fallen into third place in recent years. The LibDems have a far better chance of overcoming Labour’s 12,661 majority, especially as the election is outside the university term and Labourvoting students will have gone home.

Vote Rod Cantrill to unseat Daniel Zeichner (2017: Lab 29,032, LD 16,371, Con 9,133)

NiCk Clegg’s old seat was lost to Labour in 2017 in one of the biggest upsets of the night. The Conservatives are in a poor third place according to the latest Yougov poll, but they can help the LibDems keep the seat out of Corbyn’s clutches.

Vote Laura Gordon to defeat Olivia Blake (2017: Lab 21,881, LD 19,756, Con 13,561)

VOTE PLAID CYMRU IN:

113. Arfon

PLAiD Cymru already holds Arfon, but on a wafer-thin majority of 92. The Tories were in a poor third place last time and the Yougov poll predicts a similar result on Thursday, so the priority of Conservative voters should be to deprive Corbyn of a victory. One thing is for sure: there is no risk of accidentally letting Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price into Number 10.

Vote Hywel Williams to defeat Steffie Williams Roberts (2017: PC 11,519, Lab 11,427, Con 4,614)