vidcapper

What if it was done as a private citizen who just happened to be a Tory voter? :unsure:

Just noticed, turnout was *down* on 2017 - unexpected, given all the coverage of vast numbers of people signing up. Turnout change figures by age might be interesting though.

Thanks.

Will that show up as an election expense?

A definite 'cry wolf' factor iro the polls - people stopped trusting them, and it turns out they *should* have...

Was it even a tremor? You're going to leave this group to me & Chris, then? :teresa: The election's over, more scaremongering is redundant. +1 Surely having a lot of seats where everyone's vote can make a difference is a good thing? My thoughts too.

You just refused to believe the polls... Only surprise is Scotland - the SNP doing so well. :blink:

I'd search for you on FB if only I know your surname - if you're willing PM me it, or just look *me* up - you know my full name, right?

Fine, believe what you want - we'll know in less than 7 hours...

Yet again - you don't know anything about their methodologies. Also, have you considered the possibility that the narrower polls were the ones that *have* taken account higher youth turnout, thus already showing a best-case scenario for Labour? :unsure:

Not even to hope they could deprive the Tories of an overall majority? BTW, I find stories of long queues confusing - Cheltenham is always well up there in turnout, yet I've never had to queue to vote in my life. Maybe London seats have more voters per polling station? :unsure:

The average of the 7 polls dated 11/12 gives the Tories an 10.5% lead, and none less than 9 - I doubt increased turnout alone can overturn that, especially as your claim that polling companies have not taken that into account, remains unproven.

That you hate the Tories? Well, I can't argue with that! :P

She's sold 50k of her 140k since week 4. Too much! :teresa: It's sold 89.5k.

You posting every single day how you hate the Tories, is simply your opinion, *not* documented 'truth'. :rolleyes:

Does anyone have a hint of whether the suggested high turnout is universal, or just in selected areas?

You see conspiracies everywhere :P

[quote name='December Dong' date='Dec 12 2019, 11:23 AM' Run to the polls, you clever boys and girls, and remember: high turn outs favour the bold Labour. Also, looking forward to Common Sense and Viecapper kicking up as big of a stink about that disenfranchment, also about the postal votes that went missing in 2017 student marginals, as they did over 1 case of investigated fraud that wasn't even prosecuted in 2017 x I thought high turnouts favoured the Tories? I've already commented on it.

Maybe, but you're about as impartial an observer as I am... ;)

Never mind, I expect he'll still win... :w00t:

Steady stream of people voting here, but no queues.

Off to vote now...

Stop trying to put words into my mouth. MY only intention was to point out to Michael that this was in no way partisan.

I agree, but sometimes sh1t happens. :(

Being disingenous again, Michael - the story is real, but your spin on it is worthy of Boris :P - none of the 4 Cardiff seats are marginal, at least according to yougov. And Cardiff council is Labour controlled, so your insinuation of 'foul play' has no credence.