Exit Polls

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Not looking good from 'Exit polls'

Hopefully people lie when asked who they voted for on way out!

Gonna stop up for a while, & hopefully find the polls are wrong again!!

Don't want to wake up in the morning & find they are almost correct!

Corbyn (or Corbett as has been called today), will be an absolute disaster for this country, along with his sidekicks Abbot & McDonnell.
 
st06nc2 said:
Don't forget 2015 exit poll called Tories at 316 seats (compared with 314 tonight) but they ended up with 331.
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Sincerely hope you're right mate....

From previous posts, I gather that you are about 50yrs younger than me....

So, have you not been taken in by Corbett's promises of everything free for your generation?
 
KiTChener said:
Sincerely hope you're right mate....

From previous posts, I gather that you are about 50yrs younger than me....

So, have you not been taken in by Corbett's promises of everything free for your generation?
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No because I've seen the truth, he doesn't plan free tuition he's already so as he only plans to cap it to £6000, i did want to vote UKIP but for some reason my local representative was not on the voting form, asked for another form and again the UKIP rep wasn't on any Of the forms, afew of my mates from different areas have had the same problem, I complained about this and got told if I don't like it don't vote so I had to pick Tory
 
Exit poll results may not be as accurate as shown. Labour holds are not as big as predicted. UKIP voters voting Conservative
 
heres hyndburns results ...

Full Hyndburn results

Labour: 24,120

Conservatives: 18,305

UKIP: 1,953

Lib Dems: 824
 
Those who doubte that Corbyn would get his , message across are ignoring the impact of Sanders in the US. It's about 10:30 pip emma here, and CBCis posting results as they come in; Hyndburn stays Labour, and some safe Tory seats are really close. And while you guys are clutching at straws, the results for the Tories could be worse than predicted. Whatever ... May blew it. It's refreshing to see rank political opportunism get a good punce in the ass.
 
Well. This hasnt worked out well.

Labour bought votes with with monopoly money. Promised everything to students and others, but as they would never get in dont have to pay up.

DUP will make it work.
 
Looks very much to me, that Corbyn promised many things that COULD NOT,be afforded, knowing full well he was not going to be elected, many young people registered and naively voted Labour, and foolishly have wrecked the country for themselves, Well yeh reap what yeh sow.:rolleyes:
 
Latest reading it's hung, only an alliance with DUP can give the tories a majority & the rumours doing the rounds that many tory mp's will not back May so possibly another leadership change.

Election 2017: Tory politicians WITHDRAW support for Theresa May | Politics | News | Express.co.uk

I didn't really trust Maybe, she was making all the right noises but no action & as to alienating the pensioners & those against the hunt were guaranteed vote losers ...... Not really beneficial to the Brexit cause or the stability of the UK for that matter.
 
At the end of the day TM's not an elected prime minister, hell she's not even an elected leader of her own party - she's only there by default, she gambled & it's backfired big time - well done Theresa, good job :rolleyes:
 
Well, what a disappointment.
I feel sure that JCJunker and his crew are rubbing their hands in glee right now.
The electorate of this country have weakened the position for negotiation of a deal.
A hung Parliament is a bad situation when we are going into fiery negotiations.

There are no crumbs of comfort this morning.

Even GJ got re-elected.
The folk around here must have spit for brains.
He has done nothing for us, will do nothing for us and it seems his 95% jibe was close to the mark.
 
AccyMad said:
At the end of the day TM's not an elected prime minister, hell she's not even an elected leader of her own party - she's only there by default, she gambled & it's backfired big time - well done Theresa, good job :rolleyes:
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And THAT was precisely WHY she went to an election.

She was told those things many times and it left her feeling she had no choice but go to election to get the support of the people.
They have not backed her and it leaves us weaker in terms of negotiation in Europe, in terms of security and in terms of borders.
A hung parliament is not a good thing so close to the date when negotiations on Brexit start.
 
A hung parliament isn't a good thing, full stop Margaret - not unless the two main parties can find common ground & work together for the good of the country & I very much doubt that is going to happen anytime soon
 
RainbowSix said:
So you voted for may then? lol
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What makes you say that?
I was not in a position to vote for Theresa May.
She was not standing for election in this borough.
If you have read any of my posts you will know that I would not vote for GJ...but it could have been any of the other three candidates.
 
Oh dear , Mother Theresa !

What a fine mess you have got us into !

You are a weak , wobbly , incompetent , political idiot !

Get out !

Get out !

Get out !
 
AccyMad said:
A hung parliament isn't a good thing, full stop Margaret - not unless the two main parties can find common ground & work together for the good of the country & I very much doubt that is going to happen anytime soon
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You are right there Accymad.
There will be little that they can agree on. If one said it was day, the other would disagree.
We have had a taste of coalition and it was not a good experience, Clegg and Cameron did not cut the mustard.
I can't see May and Corbyn doing it
This does not bode well for the future. Neither does calling for Theresa May to stand down.
We need someone who will be firm when seeking a settlement for Brexit.
The EU already know that Corbyn would do a deal at any price.
 
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