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Viking Chat => Off Topic => Topic started by: Ldr on July 04, 2024, 10:01:21 pm
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Let’s see how it firms up
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Carnage for the Tories
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Expected Labour majority huge historically but not surprising.
Thing that shocks me the most on the exit poll is the SNP only predicted to get 10 seats.That's a massive fall. In 2015 they won 56 seats out of 59 available. The chances of Scottish independence look as far off as it has for a long, long time.
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Anyone checked on Coleman?
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He's not beaten Blair. 170 majority.
Reform 13 seats. Lib Dems 61.
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Fascinating to see that a 3%ish increase in votes gives such a big swing in seats. For a stats geek that's fascinating.
Farage's parry getting 13 seats is also going to be nothing short of dramatic over the next few years.
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Suggestion is reform will get more votes than Lib Dems but around 50 less seats. Hows the feeling about or now?
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13 seats for Reform is a big shock.
That’s the Tories going full on anti-immigration then.
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The Tories have avoided extinction with 131 seats. That's where the positives end for them.
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13 seats for Reform is a big shock.
That’s the Tories going full on anti-immigration then.
Strongly predicted to have won both Barnsley seats according to Sky News .
Given the size of the Labour victory tonight and the fact the town has always voted Labour I don't know what to say .
However people are entitled to vote how they see things , that's democracy .
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Let’s see how it firms up
Has been dead on in the past. Usual +/- in the region of just 1%
So Labour maybe between 406 to 414 Seats ?
I just have to say yyyyyaaaaaaf*****ghhhhhhooooooooooooooooooo
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never rains but it pours for sunak
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Bassetlaw going to Reform. F*ck sake.
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Suggestion is reform will get more votes than Lib Dems but around 50 less seats. Hows the feeling about or now?
I've said many times , we need PR
Get 10 % of Vote get 10 % of the Seats
Ffs it's not rocket science , and if it's good enough for Belarus should WE the Mother of all Parliaments be alongside them or with every other mainland EUropean Country
Sorry keys stuck on EU . Won't be long now till we are back in
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never rains but it pours for sunak
He'll be off to California soon even if he wins Richmond.
He'll tell his pals the date he will resign his Seat so they can get their bets on of course
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I reckon Reform are going to be near or just above the 20 seats mark despite what the Exit Poll says .
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https://news.sky.com/story/exit-poll-what-is-the-forecast-election-result-in-my-constituency-13163180
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Sounds like that prick Fletcher is out of a job, but possibly at the cost of a Reform MP. Real monkey's paw moment there.
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Nah .... Lee Pitcher a shoe in
I would say or I'll eat my hat but after predicting ABBA wouldn't win EUrovision with Waterloo I'd better not go too mad
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''Jeremy Hunt is projected to lose his seat, according to the exit poll. He would be the first chancellor in modern history to lose his seat.
Hunt is the most high-profile cabinet minister predicted to lose his seat – but he is by no means the only one.
Grant Shapps, the defence minister, and Johnny Mercer, the veterans minister, could also lose their seats''
the Guardian live
fingers crossed
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Galloway losing his seat despite the donation from Andrew Tate’s brother
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A whopping 124 seats are “too close to call”
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Yes the good people of Welwyn Hatfield can dispose of 3 Cabinet Ministers in one night
Step forward Shapps Green Fox another 3 corrupt and proven liars rolled into one
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one nil to Labour
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one nil to Labour
To the Labour one nil
I'm with you !
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In 1997, in anticipation of Tony Blair’s Labour Party kicking out the Tories after 18 years in power, I booked the Friday off work.
I set up camp in front of the telly and watched the night unfold until dawn broke in more ways than one.
It was a wonderful night and I felt elated the following day.
I’m retired now, so for the first time in my life I have no need to get up for work on the Friday morning after an election, and no need to book a holiday.
I’m sitting here, glass of wine in hand, loving every minute of this.
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Possiblity reform get more total votes than Conservatives?
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Possiblity reform get more total votes than Conservatives?
Please dont, if they get too many, the thought of BST chomping off his left nad is going to give us all nightmares.
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In 1997, in anticipation of Tony Blair’s Labour Party kicking out the Tories after 18 years in power, I booked the Friday off work.
I set up camp in front of the telly and watched the night unfold until dawn broke in more ways than one.
It was a wonderful night and I felt elated the following day.
I’m retired now, so for the first time in my life I have no need to get up for work on the Friday morning after an election, and no need to book a holiday.
I’m sitting here, glass of wine in hand, loving every minute of this.
We are just planning our celebratory dinner for tonight accompanied with a modest bottle of bubbly at home.
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Sat watching safe in the knowledge, that regardless of the outcome it has zero effect on me in anyway.
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It’s Starmergeddon for the Conservatives
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Well, that's the easy bit over.
Now the real job starts, the country has put massive faith in your hands Starmer, don't let us down.
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Country is utterly broken by decades of incompetence from both labour and Tory rule. Whilst change was definitely needed, I very much doubt it’s the magic wand some people are making it out to be. There are huge, huge social and economic problems to fix, in a vastly different world to 1997. Hope he delivers. Not all too confident though.
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Amazingly accurate poll yet again. The guys who do that are so clever.
The turnout is really low and amazing to see the results really. Labour with a huge win but ultimately amazing they gey way less votes than 2017 and such a different results. What an odd system we have in this country.
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Great to wake up and see 15% of the vote represented by 4 out of 650 seats. Some system.
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In 1997, in anticipation of Tony Blair’s Labour Party kicking out the Tories after 18 years in power, I booked the Friday off work.
I set up camp in front of the telly and watched the night unfold until dawn broke in more ways than one.
It was a wonderful night and I felt elated the following day.
I’m retired now, so for the first time in my life I have no need to get up for work on the Friday morning after an election, and no need to book a holiday.
I’m sitting here, glass of wine in hand, loving every minute of this.
When Thatcher first won I was painting the eaves and gable on brothers Semi.
I did half on Polling day , then the results came in and I never went back