General Election (2 Viewers)

clint van damme · Jun 8, 2017

voted Labour, though to be fair, Cunninghams list of assentors was a bit of a rogues gallery!

Brylowes · Jun 8, 2017

Sick Boy said:
Saudi Arabia footballers ignore minute's silence for London attack victims

Our allies according to our PM.

£7 hundred million buys you a lot of allies, even when they aren't really.

rob9872 · Jun 8, 2017

Yawn. Saudi agenda on every post despite it going on under Liebour for years too is as tired as the Corbyn IRA agenda. The Saudi deal is two way or why would it continue? There is no proof the money paid is directly linked to ISIS. Those funding already have plenty. If anything it could even be argued as lazy racism sugGestingthorpe they are all extremists promoting Wahhabism.

fernandopartridge · Jun 8, 2017

rob9872 said:
Yawn. Saudi agenda on every post despite it going on under Liebour for years too is as tired as the Corbyn IRA agenda. The Saudi deal is two way or why would it continue? There is no proof the money paid is directly linked to ISIS. Those funding already have plenty. If anything it could even be argued as lazy racism sugGestingthorpe they are all extremists promoting Wahhabism.

Liebour. Grow up.

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Covstu · Jun 8, 2017

Didn't really trust the big two, liked Lucas do voted Greens

rob9872 · Jun 8, 2017

fernandopartridge said:
Liebour. Grow up.

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Really? This thread is full of posts calling Tories liars I guess you have a blinkered view but theres plenty of bull shit on both sides.

Philosoraptor · Jun 8, 2017

Suppose I better get down and vote.

Grendel · Jun 8, 2017

Sick Boy said:
Voted Labour

A staggering admission

Nick · Jun 8, 2017

I've been out canvassing this evening for the Conservatives, it's hard work to be honest all that walking round talking shit.

I'd much rather sit at a computer and do it.

Sick Boy · Jun 8, 2017

Grendel said:
A staggering admission

It's the first time in quite a few years, actually.

Nick · Jun 8, 2017

Social media and the news seems to be full of reports of votes going missing, people turned away and all sorts.

Think it's true or people getting excuses in ready?

Grendel · Jun 8, 2017

Sick Boy said:
It's the first time in quite a few years, actually.

First time I voted Tory since 1983

Grendel · Jun 8, 2017

Nick said:
Social media and the news seems to be full of reports of votes going missing, people turned away and all sorts.

Think it's true or people getting excuses in ready?

No Corbyn will be destroyed and the excuses will be of a different form. I think the scale of defeat will be humiliating

chiefdave · Jun 8, 2017

rob9872 said:
There is no proof the money paid is directly linked to ISIS.

Maybe the government could realise the report they had done to show its not true.

chiefdave · Jun 8, 2017

Nick said:
Social media and the news seems to be full of reports of votes going missing, people turned away and all sorts.

There was a couple of reports, later confirmed, earlier in the week of postal votes going missing which were both in seats with small majorities.

The stuff that's going on today doesn't seem worrying.

Its been confirmed by the Labour CLP who are trying to establish how many people it has impacted and Newcastle Under Lyme have admitted that incorrect copies of the electoral register were sent to polling stations with people who registered closer to the deadline missing, being speculated that this is the cause of similar problems elsewhere.

At what stage should the electoral commission step in?

Have also seen that the Conservatives have been reported to the police for breach of electoral law regarding campaigning within 250m of a polling station and attaching election materials to polling stations.

skybluetony176 · Jun 8, 2017

Well. Voted Labour for only the second time in my life (that's all elections not just general) last time being 1997 so I guess it was an anniversary year anyway

Polling station was the busiest I've seen it for a general election so hopefully national turnout will be high which could just indicate an upset based on the last time I saw it that busy was the referendum. Still think Tories will win but with a high turnout wouldn't be surprised if they've lost a big chunk of their majority. Who knows, maybe even a hung parliament.

Philosoraptor · Jun 8, 2017

Walked into my local polling station and there were plenty of dogs waiting patiently for their owners. No hassle where I am.

Captain Dart · Jun 8, 2017

Right the polls have closed.

Ian1779 · Jun 8, 2017

Hung parliament..... I fucking called it.

Liquid Gold · Jun 8, 2017

FUUUUUUCCCCKKK

skybluetony176 · Jun 8, 2017

The exit polls aren't looking good for Tories. Looks like May has made a boo boo.

Philosoraptor · Jun 8, 2017

Ian1779 said:
Hung parliament.....

I hope so, it will be the best thing all round for Labour supporters. Probably even better then a straight win (which is highly unlikely). Hung Parliament should lead to another election which means the Labour grassroots can actually have a chance to choose their candidates instead of this crap we have in Coventry from the new labour days.

Sick Boy · Jun 8, 2017

Grendel said:
No Corbyn will be destroyed and the excuses will be of a different form. I think the scale of defeat will be humiliating

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAA

Captain Dart · Jun 8, 2017

Hung parliament is the worst possible result for the country.

fernandopartridge · Jun 8, 2017

Grendel said:
A staggering admission

I did too

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Brighton Sky Blue · Jun 8, 2017

Looks like YouGov's prediction is a perfect match for the exit poll. Great stuff though if it's a fair reflection of what's going on.

skybluetony176 · Jun 8, 2017

Sick Boy said:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAA

How long have I been telling you not to pay attention to Grendull

Sky Blue Pete · Jun 8, 2017

Grendel said:
First time I voted Tory since 1983

Why?

lifeskyblue · Jun 8, 2017

Well well well. TM messed up big time.

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chiefdave · Jun 8, 2017

Captain Dart said:
Hung parliament is the worst possible result for the country.

Thought Corbyn winning was the worst possible result for the country?

Captain Dart · Jun 8, 2017

chiefdave said:
Thought Corbyn winning was the worst possible result for the country?

Country will be rudderless now, welcome to 2 or 3 weeks of horse trading while Europe laughs at us.

skybluetony176 · Jun 8, 2017

Captain Dart said:
Hung parliament is the worst possible result for the country.

Might actually be for the best. At least brexit will be a true cross representation of the country and I think the results would show that Mays hard brexit is not widely accepted.

lifeskyblue · Jun 8, 2017

Of course it might not be accurate. But May's days surely numbered

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skybluetony176 · Jun 8, 2017

Sky Blue Pete said:
Why?

He's on a six figure salary and doesn't want to pay a fairer share of taxes.

chiefdave · Jun 8, 2017

If this is even remotely accurate the chances of the red tories getting Corbyn out in another leadership challenge must be slim.

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