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Good resource for comparing MPs/parties
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This used to be a good site for policies: https://voteforpolicies.org.uk/
It basically lists the different policy proposals by all the parties, but doesn't say what party they're for. You then select the ones you like the most and then it tells you at the end what party you've chosen for each set of policies and who you match with the most.
Obviously it's not available yet because they've got to collate all the manifestos, but it could be useful for you when it's live.