Greens

Greens and Plaid are standing aside to let Lib Dems get a clean shot in Tory-held by-election. Pity Labour isn’t doing the same.

We still have some influence despite having a lame-duck PM just as the EU chooses its new presidents. How much more we’ll have if we stay.

Don’t believe the lie that Farage’s success means the people want hard Brexit. They don’t. But it still may be thrust down their throats.

A vote for pro-EU parties is vote to fix the country’s real problems and against Farage’s bigotry, May’s misery, and Corbyn’s fudge.

To boost number of MEPs from pro-EU parties - and deny MEPs to parties that are pro-Brexit or sitting on the fence - vote Lib Dem or Green.

Lib Dems may push Labour into third spot due to Corbyn’s mealy-mouthed Brexit stance. Hopefully, he’ll learn it’s bad to sit on the fence.

Public are fed up with Brexit. The only way to stop obsessing about it is to stop Brexit - not to reach a fudge that prolongs the pain.

Lack of stable government in Berlin cuts room for manoeuvre in Brussels. Even if May proposed “grand bargain”, Merkel couldn’t respond.

Although the overwhelming majority of MPs voted Remain, it will take cross-party rebellions to defeat Brexit.

Fully executed electoral alliances might have deprived the Conservatives of as many as 50 seats on June 8.

Before election, InFacts gave voting recommendations to fight destructive Brexit. After an unpredictable night, 172 of our candidates won.

The “Brexit election” that barely mentioned Brexit. May’s vanishing landslide. Trump, Macron and not much Boris. All captured in gif form.