UK General Election Day and Results: 'Parliament is Well Hung.'
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For all the attention the Con vs Lab battle is getting, people noticed projections for the SNP? Indyref 2 dead?
Hastings could be huge. Please fuck off, Rudd.
Still think Cons will have a majority, whether it will be bigger or smaller than 2015 remains to be seen. Looks like Conservatives have done a good job of taking the UKIP vote, many of whom were Labour voters before 2015.
[QUOTE=RVFHarrier;52329553]For all the attention the Con vs Lab battle is getting, people noticed projections for the SNP? Indyref 2 dead?[/QUOTE]
I know a lot of people that have jumped ship from SNP to Labour based on the Corbyn hype, but I doubt they'd now be opposed to another Indyref.
[QUOTE=RVFHarrier;52329553]For all the attention the Con vs Lab battle is getting, people noticed projections for the SNP? Indyref 2 dead?[/QUOTE]
If they get into a coalition with Labour, yes. For at least another decade I'd say.
If the Tories win, calls will be louder than ever, doesn't matter how many MP's the SNP end up with in Westminster.
I'll see you gents on the other side, I hope I can wake up to some good news :frown:
Apparently regional polling had the Tories doing better in the North East compared to nationally. Exit poll might not be as wrong as these particular seats propose, as it stands. But it's all to play for.
Come on grandad
[QUOTE=Chaitin;52329451]Hopefully Labour is doing better than the exit poll.[/QUOTE]
If the exit poll is very far off, it'd be pretty unprecedented in modern times. Honestly, the exit poll is in direct contradiction to the standard polls; in massive favor to labour. Polls predicted a 6.5ish percent conservative lead, while this is much closer to 3.5ish. I also hope that labour polls even better, but the error direction it's likelier to take based on current evidence is conservative/tory.
Rumour is SNP part of exit poll to be taken with grain of salt. 300 polling stations sampled nationwide, so number in Scotland is not actually going to be very high (if proportional, 24) - but given previous to the exit poll the only question was rUK, it's probably less.
This woman on the BBC is talking shite.
My prediction is a conservative majority with around 326-330 votes; based on previous polling and the exit poll.
The south is always tory land, so if it's being tough north it'll only get worse further down.
[QUOTE=Vasili;52329592]The south is always tory land, so if it's being tough north it'll only get worse further down.[/QUOTE]
i dunno it could swing either way. im in the south and every single front garden around me has a labor sign in it.
[editline]8th June 2017[/editline]
even hardcore racists i know have voted Labour out of angry
Massive thunderstorm just rolled up here in Kent
ominous
[media]https://twitter.com/britainelects/status/872947885993848832[/media]
Another win for Labour, but an alright showing by the conservative too
UKIP: Please clap
green party mps always look like that hippy teacher you get at every school
Tories still doing slightly better, but remember still that they were polling a little better in that area than in other places.
I love how literally no one claps when they announce UKIP results. It feels so good
The once unbelievable YouGov model estimated 53% Labour in that seat. It was 56%.
[QUOTE=Grizz;52329628]The once unbelievable YouGov model estimated 53% Labour in that seat. It was 56%.[/QUOTE]
this entire thing is fucking terrifying because there's no certainty. every time we get a prediction it gets curveballed.
the lack of applause during UKIPs number announcements warms my heart
Uh there is issuse It's been reported that there Is WIDE Regional errors, From across the pond.
even if may retains a majority I believe corbyn will go down in history as an absolute boy
I'll clap for you UKIP. :saddowns:
If only because more votes for you means less votes for the actual threat.
