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Should have first seat by 11:30pm, with seats trickling from then. I believe there are larger batches of seats coming in at 1am, 2am, 3am & 4am.

The real rush will be around 03:00 to 04:00.

Which channel are people watching the election coverage from??

 

BBC but might be turning it off if we don't get a result soon. Kuensburg is insufferable.

Somehow I'm not too surprised that Reform had a big turnout in Sunderland.
That Sunderland Reform vote is... very big.

think we will see a lot of predominantly working class seats with Labour/Reform % shares comparable to what we would expect from Tory/Labour shares in past elections

That Reform vote should have many Labour people shitting bricks.

 

Sunderland is an area that Reform did well in at the locals but still surprisingly high.

delighted to see that scumbag Akhmed Yakoob has supposedly less than 1% chance of winning in Birmingham Ladywood despite claiming repeatedly on social media the last few days that he's confident he'll win by a 'large majority' :lol:
was anyone else expecting a slightly smaller share of Tory & Reform seats in the Exit Polls? I'm still hoping for >100 Conservative seats!
delighted to see that scumbag Akhmed Yakoob has supposedly less than 1% chance of winning in Birmingham Ladywood despite claiming repeatedly on social media the last few days that he's confident he'll win by a 'large majority' :lol:

The Exit poll has 'Other' candidates winning 5 seats in Great Britain. One is the speaker, and then you have Corbyn and Galloway as obvious ones. Unsure who the other two could be.

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That Reform vote should have many Labour people shitting bricks.

 

Sunderland is an area that Reform did well in at the locals but still surprisingly high.

 

Long term, I'd be sceptical. Yet to see whether that vote will hold to this Reform in this incarnation, it doesn't have much of an infrastructure. And then if Reform did well in the locals here this'd be one of the few areas in which they did.

 

if so though, we really do not want Labour looking to their right any more than they already f***ing are

Long term, I'd be sceptical. Yet to see whether that vote will hold to this Reform in this incarnation, it doesn't have much of an infrastructure. And then if Reform did well in the locals here this'd be one of the few areas in which they did.

 

if so though, we really do not want Labour looking to their right any more than they already f***ing are

 

Reform didn't stand in many areas of the locals though, so that has to be taken into account.

with that Sunderland result in mind, I think we'll see a disturbing % votershare for Reform (maybe 18-20%??)

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