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  • GravitationGravitation Posts: 287
    EU don't own me.
  • Morris_DancerMorris_Dancer Posts: 61,735
    My mum just revealed her friend, who works at the polling station and has done so for many elections, reckons in the first hour they get as many voters as for a whole 'other' election. I asked but she didn't specify if that meant a council/European/General Election.

    Even so, it suggests high turnout. I would guess this area will be fairly heavily Leave.
  • Morris_DancerMorris_Dancer Posts: 61,735
    edited June 2016
    Loving EU Is A Dirty Job.

    Edited extra bit: I Hate Myself For Loving EU
  • SlackbladderSlackbladder Posts: 9,772
    Sam Webber
    @samdwebber

    Experienced clerk in a Dorset polling station predicts turnout there by 10pm (incl postal votes already received) between 78% - 82%. #EUref

    Paul Waugh ‏@paulwaugh 1 min1 minute ago

    Some places in Leicestershire seeing record turnout too and record postal votes, I'm told


    I'm not entirely sure this is over.
  • TudorRoseTudorRose Posts: 1,683
    MikeL said:

    Turnout described as steady when I cast my friend's proxy vote for them in Oakmere Ward Potters Bar about 30 minutes ago.
    Will let you know about Parkfield ward when I cat my own vote before retreating to the pub.

    I voted at St Marys Church Hall on The Walk about an hour ago - seem to recall that's also your polling station.

    All 10 names either side of mine on the sheet were marked as having voted. Polling staff said turnout steady but looking at the sheet as a whole it looked as if at least 50% had already voted.
    But are people looking bloody-minded (vote Leave) or fearful (remain) as they go into the polling stations. Only 7 hours to the first results!
  • TheScreamingEaglesTheScreamingEagles Posts: 119,439

    New Thread New Thread

  • Thanks everyone. I blame my lack of knowledge on the fact that Mrs J claims Dr Who is not real sci fi.

    So in these quiet hours before the polls close. If:
    *) Cameron is Han Solo (always wins, but you wonder whose side he is on),
    *) May is Princess Leia (good administrator with a steel backbone) and
    *) Boris is Jar Jar Binks (joke character that should no be taken seriously who somehow gets power),

    then who is Farage?

    Surely, Farage is Jar Jar Binks - the most annoyingly punchable character in the whole damned saga?

    Depends which perspective you see it from. From my POV nobody is more punchable than them 2 little elitist Shite Hawks Kinnock and Straw.
  • JosiasJessopJosiasJessop Posts: 42,371

    Sam Webber
    @samdwebber

    Experienced clerk in a Dorset polling station predicts turnout there by 10pm (incl postal votes already received) between 78% - 82%. #EUref

    Paul Waugh ‏@paulwaugh 1 min1 minute ago

    Some places in Leicestershire seeing record turnout too and record postal votes, I'm told


    I'm not entirely sure this is over.

    It isn't.
  • Sandpit said:

    Balls. I think the Labour North West heartlands have come out in sufficient numbers to win this for Leave.

    Based on one phone call just now

    Wow. If that happens all the Leave supporters can thank Corbyn for his half-hearted Remain campaign ;)
    You can still get 4-1 but you wont get the 6-1 I got at Lunchtime
  • CharlesCharles Posts: 35,758

    A EU to a Kill...

    EU-rhythmics?
  • AnneJGPAnneJGP Posts: 3,072

    Balls. I think the Labour North West heartlands have come out in sufficient numbers to win this for Leave.

    Based on one phone call just now

    Someone in the know? Any further details?
    Just someone I trust. They are hoping for a recovery after work.
    Just because turn-out is high, doesn't say anything about which way the vote is going.

    I'll be happy just knowing that lots of usual non-voters are turning out for this, whichever way it goes.
  • old_labourold_labour Posts: 3,238
    LucyJones said:

    If anyone is interested and has a spare minute (the latter part probably applies to just about everyone posting here!), I have set up a survey via survey monkey. Only 2 questions - who do you want to win, and who do you think will win. All anonymous. Would be interesting to see a summary of what pb.com thinks,this close to the end:

    https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/2VY7XY8

    Thanks.

    Responed to your survey. Brext and narrow 'bremain' wim.
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