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Ruth Davidson for PM.0
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Half of them have been bedwetting the entire time!Stereotomy said:I've got to say, I'd feel a bit worse if pb tories hadn't been so unbearably smug up until today.
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46% of Labour voters think they would make a good government. Less than half. And they have picked up seats?0
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Who'd be Michael Fallon right now?
Or indeed at any time...0 -
Got to say. Well done JC! I never fell for him, but millions have.0
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Please not Boris Johnson.0
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In my case goooood morning Canada.....isam said:GOOD MORNING VENEZUELA!
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I think Gary Lineker is much worse than Lily Allen0
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Top trolling.TheScreamingEagles said:
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I have a horrible feeling the final result will be worse than this for May and the Tories.0
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But peak postal ballot coincided with peak dementia tax.brokenwheel said:
My thoughts.jonny83 said:Robert HuttonVerified account @RobDotHutton 2m2 minutes ago
Might the exit poll be wrong? Absolutely, and one way in which it might be is postal ballots.
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On what grounds? 17 million voted for Brexit and even if some did switch to Corbyn tonight they were certainly not doing it to stop Brexit but to reduce inequality, tax the rich more, reverse austerity etc. If a coalition did actually completely reverse Brexit UKIP could even do an SNP 2015 next time. Brexit has to happen, even if it is now only soft Brexitwilliamglenn said:
You've got to be joking if you think that would be a winner. Brexit is dead in the water.HYUFD said:
Quite possibly right on both, possibly PM Hammond with LD support he would have a majority but would inevitably be a UKIP surge too and that could put Corbyn in No 10 next time. Politically may be more sensible for the Tories to go into opposition if this exit poll is right, put Boris in as opposition leader on a hard Brexit platform and let Corbyn deal with the EU and agree concessions on immigration, 100 billion euros etcCasino_Royale said:
Soft Brexit now. And May will be gone as soon as politically possible.Chris said:If this exit poll is right, then it is difficult to see how the Tories can govern on the basis of hard Brexit. So will political expediency prevail, and will the Tories ditch May in favour of someone with a more pragmatic approach? If so, who?
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If it's wrong then it's probably only going to be wrong in the sense that they only just have a majority, probably less than with they started with before the election.
That's not good.0 -
"Ginger, get the popcorn!"0
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Let's not forget that the exit polls in the US were anti-Trump? The reason? People lied to the pollsters.0
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FFS not Boris....MikeL said:MPs won't go for Leadsom.
Needs big personality - Boris most likely for me.0 -
Perhaps they think they have done even better...AndyJS said:BBC: senior Labour figure doesn't think the figures are believable.
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Hendon goes Labour. Really?0
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Yup, EEA / EFTA - Norway model and we keep free movement.TheScreamingEagles said:
Remain in the single market and customs unionalex. said:All these people saying "now it's soft Brexit". Could somebody explain what "soft Brexit "means?
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Curious, reminds me of the first couple of hours of denial, from both parties, exactly, the last time we were doing all this .AndyJS said:BBC: senior Labour figure doesn't think the figures are believable.
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Finchley and Golders Green!0
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Worcester!0
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Broxtowe = Lab gain with exit poll.0
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Enfield Southgate? I doubt that very much.0
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Exit: Con HOLD Twickenham.0
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Quite, they screwed over the party in the 90s and caused 13 years of Labour, now they've done the same again.midwinter said:
Less than a year after winning a majority. Tossers never learn.JonathanD said:
It went insane last June. Tory Brexiteers indulged themselves ahead of the country and are now paying the price.Richard_Nabavi said:What an unmitigated disaster. The country has gone utterly insane.
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I think the exit poll is also done by a secret ballot.FrankBooth said:Let's not forget that the exit polls in the US were anti-Trump? The reason? People lied to the pollsters.
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There's nothing wrong with making use of an opportunity, providing you have done the preparation. That was the mistake, not calling an election.kle4 said:It was peculiar - so many of us were so certain that meant no early election would happen. The Tories didn't seem prepared, it really seems like they saw the big poll leads and just went for it. The fools.
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Davidson would murder Corbyn, and she has little baggage as she hasn't been in Westminster.Scott_P said:@holyroodmandy: Quick by-election & @RuthDavidsonMSP becomes an MSP, an MP and PM while @IainMcGill is an MP, MSP & MEP #exitpoll #GE17
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So, Messina and Crosby, eh? They just heard what they wanted to hear and focused on no hoper seats.
Commiserations to TP.0 -
Do you expect the SNP to want any sort of Brexit aside from none?numbertwelve said:I feel quite sanguine, bizarrely.
Changes the narrative to what sort of Brexit we want. So long as we're looking at no progressive alliance (please god no) maybe everyone can come together and try and step back from the extreme.
They should dump May though. Proven to be useless.0 -
I'm calling bullshit.
Finchley? Do me a flavour...0 -
Yep,only one who i can see of saving the Tories,she needs a seat.Casino_Royale said:Ruth Davidson for PM.
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Haha, Southam, warwick!0
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Exit:
No Con losses to LD.0 -
Thanet South still showing Blue.0
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So we think Skinner is safe in Bolsover?
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Chipping Barnet?!? Hmm, I wonder which seats they polled in London.0
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Silver linings!TheScreamingEagles said:0 -
Labour predicted to take Broxtowe!0
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Okay, now I am a bit sceptical. Does this mean the SNP have lost to the Tories and Lib Dems?0
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Be kinda funny if the Tories end up on exactly 331 again.0
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All hail the socialists people republic of the disunited kingdom0
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Labour won't win High Peak or Thurrock surely0
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Finchley and Golders Green to go Labour.0
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In which case you are truly a wise sage, sir!KentRising said:
I said it the day it was called.JosiasJessop said:
Some of us have been saying that for weeks.KentRising said:She should never have called it. It was not needed.
Also predicted a couple of weeks ago the same-sized majority in 2017 as in 2015. Could still be on for that.0 -
Labour forecast to gain Chipping Barnet.0
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Have to say some of these projected Labour gains look VERY unlikely.....0
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I put some money on Amber Rudd for next Tory leader and she might not even be an MP. It'd be ironic if she was saved by the few people who voted for Nicholas Wilson.0
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That would almost redeem the night.TheScreamingEagles said:0 -
To get from here to there would be an utterly pointless diminution of the UK.Paristonda said:
Yup, EEA / EFTA - Norway model and we keep free movement.TheScreamingEagles said:
Remain in the single market and customs unionalex. said:All these people saying "now it's soft Brexit". Could somebody explain what "soft Brexit "means?
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@simon_telegraph: Scottish Tory sources are urging caution over the exit poll - say they cannot see where the SNP loses 22 seats #GE20170
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Exit:
Con GAIN all 4 Lab seats in NE Wales0 -
BBC says Labour would gain Warwick and Leamington, Enfield Southgate etc looks like Tory Remain marginals going Labour. Tories gain Wrexham, Clwyd South, Delyn, Tories doing better in Wales and Scotland than England0
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If May falls on her sword tomorrow, and Hammond takes over, at least I'll make a grand.0
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Not if you're playing one up front.waitingfortonight said:I think Gary Lineker is much worse than Lily Allen
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So Theresa cocks up and simultaneously saves the Union?0
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Con+SNP would give a more workable majority than Con+LD.HYUFD said:
Plus leaving free movement unchecked + 100 billion euros to EU to stay in single market, Hammond could do it with LD backing but Farage would not believe his luck and would swiftly take back the leadership from NuttallMaxPB said:
EEA/EFTA.alex. said:All these people saying "now it's soft Brexit". Could somebody explain what "soft Brexit "means?
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Plenty of people - myself included - voted Brexit even though they knew it would damage the economy.DavidL said:46% of Labour voters think they would make a good government. Less than half. And they have picked up seats?
Maybe people have thought 'these guys aren't great but the status quo is cnutish - roll the dice'?0 -
Do you really think John Curtice's team didn't take account of postal votes in their projection)brokenwheel said:
My thoughts.jonny83 said:Robert HuttonVerified account @RobDotHutton 2m2 minutes ago
Might the exit poll be wrong? Absolutely, and one way in which it might be is postal ballots.
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I'm not sure about these target changes on the BBC.... but they could be right....0
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Yes, she made absolutely no attempt to reach out to remainers. Looks like it might have cost her her job - and rightly so.TOPPING said:
I think it was Tory Remainers in the Remain cities that will have been a big factor. People could live with a new policy on social care.atia2 said:Delurking to ask how the PB Tories imagined that a campaign this vacuous and this inept would have no electoral consequences? If that were true, we might as well do away with election campaigns altogether.
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I really cannot see Labour winning High Peak.Artist said:Labour won't win High Peak or Thurrock surely
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I did share that email I got last night from the candidate which talked about being on the verge of a sensational result. Still don't believe it, though.Monksfield said:Haha, Southam, warwick!
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So we have won Newport E and lost Reading W
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Can't believe this: Tories gaining Clwyd South, Alyn&Deeside, Delyn at the same time as losing Chipping Barnet and Reading West.0
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BBC forecast Tories gain Moray0
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Exit - Alyn & Deeside, Wrexham and Clwyd South gains by Con. Chester held by Lab.
Wow - some amazing results.0 -
Broxtowe going Labour they say0
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Well I'm glad I took out my insurance.0
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Tiny Labour majority not switching Blue.
England has let the Tories down.0 -
The Tories would rather do a deal with Labour than the SNP, I certainly wouldChris said:
Con+SNP would give a more workable majority than Con+LD.HYUFD said:
Plus leaving free movement unchecked + 100 billion euros to EU to stay in single market, Hammond could do it with LD backing but Farage would not believe his luck and would swiftly take back the leadership from NuttallMaxPB said:
EEA/EFTA.alex. said:All these people saying "now it's soft Brexit". Could somebody explain what "soft Brexit "means?
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Where is the projectionMarqueeMark said:Have to say some of these projected Labour gains look VERY unlikely.....
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Tories will win a majority. But this is shocking for May.0
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The only hope for the Tories has to be that people have voted in such a different way to last time that the exit poll can't detect it. Slim though.0
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LOLdixiedean said:
Not if you're playing one up front.waitingfortonight said:I think Gary Lineker is much worse than Lily Allen
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I think that the exit poll is incorrect.0
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That's crazy. We had a referendum won by Leave. We have a general election in which both major parties are committed to respecting the referendum result. And then having got the vast majority of seats they conspire to stop it????Roger said:
It means Brexit kicked into the long grass.alex. said:All these people saying "now it's soft Brexit". Could somebody explain what "soft Brexit "means?
Remainers (of which I was one) never seem to think things through.0 -
Finchley & Golders Green is not going Lab, this exit poll is partially bollocks. Reading West also seems very unlikely.0
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I got a text from a guy, he is former Ulster Unionist councillor and party wonk.
'Do you know what kind of biscuits Theresa May likes?'0 -
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Messina did indeed say there would be a lot of undecidedsjonny83 said:
From what I've read Crosby didn't want that social care policy in the manifesto. I bet you that is what has caused this.kle4 said:So, Messina and Crosby, eh? They just heard what they wanted to hear and focused on no hoper seats.
Commiserations to TP.0 -
... and triumphant for Corbyn ...SouthamObserver said:Tories will win a majority. But this is shocking for May.
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