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Hmmmmmmmmm how divided are we as a nation now?0
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Bit under, now? 16% gap vs 18?Tissue_Price said:Worth noting among all the focus on the North East that Clackmannanshire was bang in line with par
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No i mean it is the bellwether.RepublicanTory said:
Did Laura K say Broxtowe was looking Leave??Pulpstar said:Broxtowe
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Absolutely. http://www.for-sale.co.uk/anderson-shelterglw said:
Someone digging a bomb shelter?PlatoSaid said:The world is clearly ending - sound of pneumatic drilling outside my window now. And here was me worrying my TV would bother the neighbours...
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I'm sticking for the moment at 52-48. I have a feeling middle class areas (including middle class tory areas) will be equally as heavily for remain. This could just mean the country is even more divided than we realised.
Or maybe i'm deluding myself!
Anyway, can we now go to sleep until about 2am?
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The punishment beatings will be on a bigger scale than anything even Osborne could dream up.williamglenn said:
A prize for the biggest fund/organisation to blow up tomorrow?FrancisUrquhart said:
All the wide boys with their secret polling showing upto 10% Remain lead.Pulpstar said:Seriously who the F*ck was buying sterling today ??
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Robert, 60:40 with a 60% turnout may lose it for Remain. The same with a 70% turnout would win it for them.rcs1000 said:
It's the big question isn't it: 60:40 for Remain in London, Scotland, NI...KentRising said:London should still put Remain over; London's biiiiiig.
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Highland authority Counting Agent escorted from the building for... drinking too much.0 -
As a Leaver I will admit that the Leave campaign was not great. And Farage's poster with the migrants... deary me. If Leave lose nationally by a percent or so, well..MP_SE said:
The Leave campaign was really terrible.Danny565 said:Has the Remain Campaign now officially usurped Andy Burnham's 2015 leadership bid as the worst election campaign in history?
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Still points to at least 60:40 for Scotland. Most Remain friendly bits still to come, and both results so far have beaten that.Wanderer said:
Yes, though Clackwhatever wasn't great for Remain either.surbiton said:
Good news on low Scottish turnout, mind.0 -
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God, I love election nights on PB.0
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Cam thanks supporters
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For who ?Philip_Thompson said:
The North West is big too. Not going to be close in the North West.KentRising said:London should still put Remain over; London's biiiiiig.
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If true, that is serious for Remain. Broxtowe has lots of Notts University lecturers and professors.RepublicanTory said:
Did Laura K say Broxtowe was looking Leave??Pulpstar said:Broxtowe
I can hardly believe it, though. The Universities are one of the big winners from the EU.
If Broxtowe is Leave, it is all over, IMHO.0 -
What this shows is how out of touch Labour have become with their own voters on the ground. 40% Labour leave looks likely.0
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Yes on Hanretty's figures though of course they have a confidence interval. London will have to be the cavalry for Remain.Wanderer said:
Bit under, now? 16% gap vs 18?Tissue_Price said:Worth noting among all the focus on the North East that Clackmannanshire was bang in line with par
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Well got to live up to stereotype...bigjohnowls said:Britain Elects @britainelects 1m1 minute ago
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Paging MarqueeMark - feelings on middle Devonians?
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Good ol' Scotland.bigjohnowls said:Britain Elects @britainelects 1m1 minute ago
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NI21 were EPIC. Beat anything else hands down I reckon. The longest suicide note, the Edstone, Burnham's leadership bid have got nothing on the NI21 self-combustion.Danny565 said:Has the Remain Campaign now officially usurped Andy Burnham's 2015 leadership bid as the worst election campaign in history?
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Broxbourne she said, IIRC.YBarddCwsc said:
If true, that is serious for Remain. Broxtowe has lots of Notts University lecturers and professors.RepublicanTory said:
Did Laura K say Broxtowe was looking Leave??Pulpstar said:Broxtowe
I can hardly believe it, though. The Universities are one of the big winners from the EU.
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On the other hand you could say it was a great campaign because it got so close to getting over the line when Cam & Co a few months back were assuming a walkover.CornishBlue said:
As a Leaver I will admit that the Leave campaign was not great. And Farage's poster with the migrants... deary me. If Leave lose nationally by a percent or so, well..MP_SE said:
The Leave campaign was really terrible.Danny565 said:Has the Remain Campaign now officially usurped Andy Burnham's 2015 leadership bid as the worst election campaign in history?
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She was talking about BroxBOURNE.RepublicanTory said:
Did Laura K say Broxtowe was looking Leave??Pulpstar said:Broxtowe
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What price is Boris next PM?
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I work for an exporter. Virtually no EU exports.
Guessing that is quite good !0 -
Ever seen the Grand Canyon?dyedwoolie said:Hmmmmmmmmm how divided are we as a nation now?
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My spreadsheet it pretty simple, but I had Clacks as 56:44 - not the best for Leave in Scotland, but one of the better areas.hunchman said:
What was the 50:50 centre for Clackmannanshire on your s/s? 58:42 pretty good for leave I thought?AndyJS said:Tamworth will be interesting. Right in the middle of England.
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Angela Eagle sounding even more miserable than usual!!0
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Angela eagle oozes charisma doesnt she0
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I cling to the same hope, plus a disbelief that all the national polls could be so wrong, once again. But you have to say that the snippets of rumour coming in from the likes of Broxtowe and Crawley don't sound particularly encouraging. The markets tomorrow are going to be a bloodbath if it continues like thisParistonda said:I'm sticking for the moment at 52-48. I have a feeling middle class areas (including middle class tory areas) will be equally as heavily for remain. This could just mean the country is even more divided than we realised.
Or maybe i'm deluding myself!
Anyway, can we now go to sleep until about 2am?0 -
Angela Eagle looks shellshocked0
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I think GE2010 was the best. Some really good banter. Last year, I think people were all in too much shock, just pointing for hours at the tv....mouths open going WHHHHATTTTTT....Gravitation said:God, I love election nights on PB.
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Sterling down 6%
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The problem for Remain is that the high middle class vote will have been picked up in the polls. What they will have weighted down was the WWC votes through their turnout models.Paristonda said:I'm sticking for the moment at 52-48. I have a feeling middle class areas (including middle class tory areas) will be equally as heavily for remain. This could just mean the country is even more divided than we realised.
Or maybe i'm deluding myself!
Anyway, can we now go to sleep until about 2am?
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Next to declare - is who ?0
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Yeah, but London bears little resemblance to Sunderland.The_Woodpecker said:
London?Richard_Nabavi said:
What Southern Lab areas?Ave_it said:All the southern LAB areas will be REMAIN so it's still REMAIN!
Whilst it's certainly looking very good for Leave, we don't yet have a wide spread of different types of area, so some caution is advisable before waking up the butler to ask for the whisky and revolver..0 -
Hartlepool?RealBritain said:Next to declare - is who ?
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I must have missed that. Would be big news, but was only supposed to be a 4-5 point remain anyway.YBarddCwsc said:
If true, that is serious for Remain. Broxtowe has lots of Notts University lecturers and professors.RepublicanTory said:
Did Laura K say Broxtowe was looking Leave??Pulpstar said:Broxtowe
I can hardly believe it, though. The Universities are one of the big winners from the EU.
If Broxtowe is Leave, it is all over, IMHO.0 -
It is my experience that University staff are likely to have not bothered turning out to vote. Far too comfortable. This referendum has brought out those who do not have that comfortable lifestyle.YBarddCwsc said:
If true, that is serious for Remain. Broxtowe has lots of Notts University lecturers and professors.RepublicanTory said:
Did Laura K say Broxtowe was looking Leave??Pulpstar said:Broxtowe
I can hardly believe it, though. The Universities are one of the big winners from the EU.
If Broxtowe is Leave, it is all over, IMHO.0 -
PB commenters kept making that mistake last year too...Mortimer said:
Broxbourne she said, IIRC.YBarddCwsc said:
If true, that is serious for Remain. Broxtowe has lots of Notts University lecturers and professors.RepublicanTory said:
Did Laura K say Broxtowe was looking Leave??Pulpstar said:Broxtowe
I can hardly believe it, though. The Universities are one of the big winners from the EU.
If Broxtowe is Leave, it is all over, IMHO.0 -
I thought it would be a bit more remain than that, hopefully Scotland not turned out too much!rcs1000 said:
My spreadsheet it pretty simple, but I had Clacks as 56:44 - not the best for Leave in Scotland, but one of the better areas.hunchman said:
What was the 50:50 centre for Clackmannanshire on your s/s? 58:42 pretty good for leave I thought?AndyJS said:Tamworth will be interesting. Right in the middle of England.
Angela Eagle sounding increasingly bitter!0 -
Big Picture: Four out of Four declarations have been better for LEAVE, by margins between 2.6% and 16.5%0
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Leave. If the North West was 50/50 then the UK would be a Remain landslide.Pulpstar said:
For who ?Philip_Thompson said:
The North West is big too. Not going to be close in the North West.KentRising said:London should still put Remain over; London's biiiiiig.
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How do we think Dave's night is going? Imodium on stand-bye?
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All the Remain politicians now have awful body language. Complete flip from 2hrs ago.0
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Crikey, Angela Eagle can barely string a sentence together. This is someone in the Shadow Cabinet.0
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Eagle running the same old lines with party politics which dont work.0
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Anybody any idea who's next? Some of us have work in the morning.0
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Angela - BOTH campaigns were an utter shambles.0
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We need 60:40 (at least) for Leave.DanSmith said:
Hartlepool?RealBritain said:Next to declare - is who ?
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Really, I mean really, who gives a shit? Farage has done his job. He got the referendum that he wanted he has played his part, as best as he could, in the campaign, which is now over.ThreeQuidder said:Farage losing his rag with Burley.
Farage is now as relevant to the UK political scene as Lord Salisbury.
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Currently smoking more than John Wayne ever did....GIN1138 said:How do we think Dave's night is going? Imodium on stand-bye?
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She is getting excuses in already. She comes across as being absolutely devastatedGravitation said:Crikey, Angela Eagle can barely string a sentence together. This is someone in the Shadow Cabinet.
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They have no clue what is going to happen, which is why they were sounding so up themselves just a few hours ago.AndyJS said:0 -
Angela Eagles - Glad I have her laid for next leader !0
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Angela Eagle blaming it on Tory cuts.0
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Vernon Bogdanor looking very crestfallen!0
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They'll vote for a monkey, so doubtless they'll vote for Leave en massercs1000 said:
We need 60:40 (at least) for Leave.DanSmith said:
Hartlepool?RealBritain said:Next to declare - is who ?
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It would bounce back though. No need for scaremongering now the campaign's over. Government needs wise heads to steady the ship.Scott_P said:Sterling down 6%
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Well someone is still buying £ because 40% of the fall has been recovered in the past few minutes0
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Angela looks upset...0
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Why is leave still 3.4 ?!0
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Sorry you what....what have cuts got to do with the EU? We aren't Greece....KentRising said:Angela Eagle blaming it on Tory cuts.
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Why push the attack lines now? Vote is over.Scott_P said:Sterling down 6%
@arthistorynews: If Brexit can do this in 5 minutes, imagine what it can achieve in a year. https://t.co/GN1BG4VAz8
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It'll be interesting to see Western Isles and Borders.hunchman said:
I thought it would be a bit more remain than that, hopefully Scotland not turned out too much!rcs1000 said:
My spreadsheet it pretty simple, but I had Clacks as 56:44 - not the best for Leave in Scotland, but one of the better areas.hunchman said:
What was the 50:50 centre for Clackmannanshire on your s/s? 58:42 pretty good for leave I thought?AndyJS said:Tamworth will be interesting. Right in the middle of England.
Angela Eagle sounding increasingly bitter!0 -
They hung a monkey !tyson said:
They'll vote for a monkey, so doubtless they'll vote for Leave en massercs1000 said:
We need 60:40 (at least) for Leave.DanSmith said:
Hartlepool?RealBritain said:Next to declare - is who ?
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Probably because we still have had only a handful of possibly unrepresentative results.Pulpstar said:Why is leave still 3.4 ?!
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This is true.Richard_Nabavi said:
Yeah, but London bears little resemblance to Sunderland.The_Woodpecker said:
London?Richard_Nabavi said:
What Southern Lab areas?Ave_it said:All the southern LAB areas will be REMAIN so it's still REMAIN!
Whilst it's certainly looking very good for Leave, we don't yet have a wide spread of different types of area, so some caution is advisable before waking up the butler to ask for the whisky and revolver..
But but but it's the Labour Leave here that could be crucial. If so:
It's the Sun Wot Won It
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Better than expected early signs for Remain elsewhere?IanB2 said:Well someone is still buying £ because 40% of the fall has been recovered in the past few minutes
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@BKAshcroft: It looks to me that Leave has won it: rocky times ahead for the Scottish and rest of UK economies. Mark my words.0
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BBC at North Warwickshire: Leave vote much stronger than expected. 70/30 Leave.0
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I think Leave have done this.0
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BBC lady from North Warwickshire saying leave vote much stronger than expected. 70:30 leave WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!0
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BBC reporters close to tears.
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Cameron's legacy ;D0
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North warwickshire looking good for leave!!!0
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North Warwickshire - Leave vote much stronger than expected.0
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My God Labour are in a sorry state.KentRising said:Angela Eagle blaming it on Tory cuts.
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This has feelings of shock and disbelief that mirror May 2015. If there was an accurate Exit Poll then you kind of get the feeling now that Exit Poll would have shown a shock Leave Win at 10pm with everyone now saying "I'll eat my hat" etc0
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Now sub 3.Pulpstar said:Why is leave still 3.4 ?!
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Warwickshire - guessing 70/30 in favour of leave.
If that comes even near, we are leaving. No question. We're out.0 -
Just discovered that a friend is having her baby tomorrow (by Cesarean) earlier than expected.
One of the first Brexit babies?0 -
It's not an attack line. It was never an attack lineCasino_Royale said:Why push the attack lines now? .
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Wow. North Warwickshire rumoured on the BBC 70-30 Leave. Expected 60-40.0
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Wow. BBC employees are going into meltdown.0
