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On reflection... A devastating night for Labour. It’s biggest mistake was it’s call on Brexit. I have always been uncomfortable in the notion of not respecting democracy (check my posts if you don’t believe me) and it appears that the electorate want Brexit. Our members wanted to remain... but...

You did - I just hoped you were wrong. It’s the hope that kills you.

I’m gutted. I don’t even pretend to understand the motives of people but that’s clearly what they want.

Fuck....

So using that logic a spike could also be because a 2nd ref is more likely? Someone on Twitter also said apparently US and China about to announce a trade deal so it’s unrelated.... Who knows...

Yes you are right technically - but on a practical level he’d have to step aside.

Would depend on numbers. You can add 5 on with Plaid/Green too.

More drivel with zero substance and no evidence to back it up. No wonder you lapped it up.

You wouldn’t understand a shred of analysis if your life depended on it.

Don’t think you’ll find anyone that says he will get a majority.... but then he doesn’t need one.

The way the American system works is even more fucked up than FPTP. I still think you’ve got this wrong. I’ll be the first to hold my hands up if you are right.

Fridge For Sale?

The only thing you’re proving is that stats can be easily manipulated. why don’t you compare food banks, homelessness, in work poverty???

Let’s wait and see shall we.

I think it will be a hung parliament... I’ve said that from the start. Because of Labour’s legacy in Scotland getting an outright majority is much harder for them. But they don’t need to.... the can form a progressive pact with SNP, PC, Green who generally share a lot of common values.

Some decent tactical voting could see IDS, Swinson, Raab and Johnson out of a seat.

Don’t give the Tories the satisfaction.

Weighting for voting by age groups... they’ve played down younger vote and overstated (less so) turnout in older people.

This is why turnout in the young can have a massive impact.