Gina Miller has launched Best for Britain, a new crowdfunded campaign to back politicians who will support a meaningful vote on the UK’s future relationship with Europe, and who are prepared to reject anything which leaves Britain worse off.

The London investment manager, who previously led a successful legal challenge over #brexit, has raised almost £300,000 in less than a week to fund the UK’s ‘biggest tactical voting drive ever.’ Over 10,000 people have donated so far.

Gina is encouraging the public to vote for MPs who want to see all #brexit options on the table:

“The idea that Parliament should simply rubber stamp a binary deal or no deal option put by a future government, and ignore any other alternatives, would reduce democracy to a mere footnote.” “Only tactical voting in this election can ensure that Parliament plays its full role in the future of our country.”

Money raised is going towards new research to provide data and algorithm-backed tactical voting recommendations, so as to educate and empower people to make a tactical vote. It will be promoted both both online and on the ground with the help of volunteers. Funding will also go directly to Parliamentary candidates who have committed to keeping all #brexit options open.

Gina also encouraged young people to register to vote:

“This will be the most important election of a generation. It’s crucial that people feel inspired to register and vote. It is particularly essential for young people to vote, as they will be living with the consequences of the decisions taken in the next parliament for the rest of their lives.”

You can watch Best for Britain‘s launch event to hear the rest of Gina’s speech:

Gina previously brought a successful legal challenge against the UK government in the Supreme Court, forcing the Prime Minister to seek parliamentary approval for #brexit.

Best for Britain will be working with various other organisations and campaigns in the UK, and is also seeking advice from the tactical voting campaign team that got Justin Trudeau elected as Prime Minister in Canada.