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Swindon South - Reform in a relatively distant third with about 14% of a 61.8% turnout

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 12:34 am
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Labour sources have told the BBC they think they have snatched four of the six Glasgow seats from the SNP with two constituencies, Glasgow North and Glasgow South too close to call.

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 12:35 am
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scathing views from Robert Buckland.

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 12:36 am
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Wow, Buckland is p1ssed off! Good on him, and the Swindon speeches from the count were decent and human.

 
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Buckland clearly seriously pissed off with the likes of Braverman! Like looking very very pissed off!!!

My schadenfreude is really kicking in ngl

EDIT. Ha never thought that I'd hear a Tory use the phrase 2 bald men arguing over a comb ?

 
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Why all this talk about Reform they are a Conservative protest vote and home to the racists all countries have them, I cant see them winning a seat.

 
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Oh brilliant! Hugh Fearnley-****ingstall. I thought what we were really lacking was a massive dose of insufferably sanctimonious middle class smugness

Thank god for Carol Vorderman!

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 12:38 am
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Farage criticising the MSM for not having reform members on the shows… then cuts to one of them on CH4. What a dick head.

A cynical liar and beneficiary of fellow mendicant Johnson’s role as populist thought leader.

 
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Reform doing well in the vote share (if not the number of seats thanks to FPTP) could be a good thing. If the labour party read the runes then it should encourage them to start listening to normal people instead of their corporate advisors and business focus groups. I don't have much hope that will happen but you never know.

 
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Carol Vorders turning up the volume. Good for her.

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 12:40 am
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Carol Vorderman on CH4 right now...

Absolute class! ??

Never seen her looking so happy! ?

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 12:40 am
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Carol Vordermann is being quite restrained...???

Edit - the random question marks were laughing emoji's - honest!

 
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What a dick head.

It works though.
Acting the victim gets good headlines so long as you arent actually a real victim.

 
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Vorders is fabulous! Nails it as well...

 
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Kinell, Carol isn't holding back.

 
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https://twitter.com/LeftieStats/status/1808986191016178017

Wow, Labour's predicted share of the vote is only 36%??

That's bad. It's only 3% more than 2019. Not a convincing mandate for Starmer even if he has a huge majority.

 
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Buckland can get ****ed. If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem.

Where was his voice over the last 5 years?

The Reform vote is both worrying and probably indicative of the Brexit factor.

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 12:43 am
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Follow her on Twitter. She’s been tearing into the Tories on a daily basis. She ****ing loathes them!

 
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it should encourage them to start listening to normal people

The word you're looking for there is "racists."

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 12:44 am
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Conservatives will lose more seats to Lib Dems than they will Reform. So their answer will be to be more Reform? No wonder Buckland is pissed off. Lose the centre and you lose. It’s that simple.

 
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BREAKING: George Galloway is set to lose his Rochdale seat to Labour

If true he will have no one else to blame other than himself. ****

 
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Crack open a bottle to celebrate. A lovely wee dram

Surprised you could tell after loading it with ice...

 
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Andrew Tate's brother, Tristan, revealed as key financial supporter of George Galloway

https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/george-galloway-andrew-tristan-tate-latest-finance-money-revealed/

 
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The word you’re looking for there is “racists.”

Whilst the venn diagram of racists and reform voters will almost certainly have most racists as a subset there will be plenty of reform voters who dont fall into that category.
Farage ltd is skilled at offering hope to lots of people whilst failing to deliver since that would mean doing some work.

 
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Newcastle Central - Two main parties (Labour and Tories) have minus change in votes, while all the others gain in votes. People seem not very happy with the two main parties.

 
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The word you’re looking for there is “racists.”

Yes Cougar, all normal people who are pissed off at the two main parties not doing anything to help them are racists. Classic STW!

 
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have labour looked at reform and decided to take the gamble we'll risk losing 3 or 4 seat to them in our heartlands and really pile in of seats like Romford etc

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 12:52 am
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"People seem to have forgotten that he owes most of his success to the failures of the Tories. "

A fair comment, although everyone said it would take him 2 terms to recover from the Corbyn disaster (sorry ahem moral win ahem)

"Personally I don’t think that he is up to the job. But I could be wrong of course – there is no way of knowing until he is tested."

That sounds like you dont want him to succeed? Have you nothing positive to say? Or is this just corbynite only happy in opposition?

Personally I am just glad the Tories have gone and hope the new Labour government succeeds even though its obviously a massive challenge

"Wow, Labour’s predicted share of the vote is only 36%"

Yes and its been very well covered they have been much more targeted on the seats they were chasing to achieve a result with much more focused campaigning. Sounds like it worked.

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Posted : 05/07/2024 12:52 am
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Best news I've seen so far..

https://twitter.com/patrickkmaguire/status/1809001644580798956

 
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Whilst the venn diagram of racists and reform voters will almost certainly have most racists as a subset there will be plenty of reform voters who dont fall into that category.
Farage ltd is skilled at offering hope to lots of people whilst failing to deliver since that would mean doing some work.

I don't disagree with either of those points.

Yes Cougar, all normal people who are pissed off at the two main parties not doing anyting to help them are racists. Classic STW!

Have you learned nothing yet?  Not all Reform voters are racists, but all the racists will likely be Reform voters.  See also: the Brexit party, UKIP, EDL, NF... same shit, different white pants.

How do you define the abnormal people?

 
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Surprised you could tell after loading it with ice…

? It's nothing fancy, just a Singleton, but I do enjoy ice in my whisky

 
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"Best news I’ve seen so far.."
Good to hear that.

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 12:58 am
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Anne Widdecombe is like somebody’s mad grandma who’s a bit befuddled after too much Sherry and wandered in there by accident

 
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Yes Cougar, all normal people who are pissed off at the two main parties not doing anything to help them are racists. Classic STW!

No, @dazh, that's not what was said.

But in any case if you vote for a party with a racist platform (and not much else), then it's fair enough to describe you as a racist. What's so hard to believe about 10-20% of the population being racist?

Meanwhile - look at the hat on that lady on the left behind the journalist in the pink jacket in Welwyn! It's massive!!!

 
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“Best news I’ve seen so far..”

Seismic stuff

You can almost forgive mim for two catastrophic election defeats, gift-wrapped for the Tories and leaving the Labour Party a smouldering wreck. His towering leadership has really been missed

Oh…

 
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"Best news I’ve seen so far..

Jeremy Corbyn could be on course for a narrow victory – likely to be as few as 1500 votes in it"

Yeah, a serial loser retaining his seat is way better news than 14 years of the torys ending. lols

 
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Yes and its been very well covered they have been much more targeted on the seats they were chasing to achieve a result with much more focused campaigning. Sounds like it worked.

That isnt immediately apparent. It looks more that the collapse of the tory vote/transfer to farage ltd made a difference.
So far the results are hard to tell given the change in seats but at best it looks to be a slight increase from 2019 and a drop from 2017.
So the conversion of tory to labour seems relatively unsuccessful and runs the risk of anyone left of thatcher not lending their vote next time round. Given Starmers pandering to the sun and their brexit love in giving me problems yesterday I wouldnt put money on me giving him a mandate next time round.

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Just stick blockquote in angle braces.

 
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Just stick blockquote in angle braces.

Or read one of the stickied posts where this has been asked and answered about 15 times now.

 
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<Just stick blockquote in angle braces.>

ta! EDIT Maybe not - also thanks for jumping me 2 pages back when I posted

 
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I think there needs to be acknowledgement of how well the Labour campaign was run, very few mistakes and pretty disciplined.

Now, Starmer is only part of that but but a very important part.

I think with reforms vote share becoming apparent it's easier to see why the campaign was cautious and needed to put Brexit to bed. For the moment.

I think it's easy for us on here to trivialise what a turn around this had been for Labour. I never dreamt of this happening a couple of years ago. I was resigned to another Tory term of government.

Starmer is accused of many things, including not being electable not so long ago. That's now been proven wrong.

Let's see that happens. It's also worth remembering that somewhere in the multiverse, Labour stood on principle in this election and told the electorate some truths it didn't want to hear...

...and lost.

 
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When/if Reform get seats, the scrutiny and resultant coverage will go up so significantly on them that I think they will buckle.

They're a one topic party and that won't be enough to carry them when they actually have accountability for a constituency.

 
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That sounds like you dont want him to succeed? Have you nothing positive to say? Or is this just corbynite only happy in opposition?

Why wouldn't I want a Labour government to succeed? It's not a bleedin game.

And I am not a "corbynite". I am not in the least bit surprised that he lost the 2019 general election with his woke nonsense and allowing Starmer to bully him into backing a second referendum.

I'm surprised that Corbyn doesn't have more supporters on STW, with all his political correctness telling people what words they can use, his love of organic food, and attempts to sabotage Brexit. He even rode a bicycle FFS!

 
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politicians are weird even after the last vote is cast they are still electioneering 🙂

 
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But in any case if you vote for a party with a racist platform (and not much else), then it’s fair enough to describe you as a racist.

No its not.

Reform are offering a lot around the NHS and the 20k tax for example.
Now obviously there are a couple of flaws in the ideas, not least fascists have a habit of offering left wing stuff to get into power before killing any lefties who complain, but they try plausible deniability on the racist stuff which works for some and offer some benefits.
See farage kicking out those (well temporarily semi disowning them) who give the game away a bit too much.

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 1:12 am
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You know what leaser wont be leading their party on 5 years?

Farage.

 
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I'm flagging ? really want to see the mass Tory losses from 2:30am onwards!

 
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"Why all this talk about Reform they are a Conservative protest vote and home to the racists all countries have them, I cant see them winning a seat".

Sadly I think you're wrong. Hopefully they won't get the 13 predicted by the exit poll.

"Wow, Labour’s predicted share of the vote is only 36%??
That’s bad. It’s only 3% more than 2019"

There's another party (Reform) this time taking a significant percentage.

 
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Point of order on this: "People seem to have forgotten that he owes most of his success to the failures of the Tories."
If Tory failure is mostly behind his success, what happened at all the other elections since 2010? All the previous labour leaders surely should have benefited from the last 14 years of Tory failure?

 
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No its not.

Reform are offering a lot around the NHS and the 20k tax for example.

From the absolute deluge of reform supporting posts I've seen on X im struggling to think of a single thread where that was touted as one of the main reasons for voting reform.

It's all about immigration. I'm sure it sunshine trawls X there will be other things mentioned but boy, they are real outliers.  I think they didn't really even need to print a manifesto, just type "no immigrants". Job done.

 
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"You can almost forgive mim for two catastrophic election defeats, gift-wrapped for the Tories and leaving the Labour Party a smouldering wreck. His towering leadership has really been missed"

He was a leader at the wrong time and wrong moment.

 
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If Tory failure is mostly behind his success, what happened at all the other elections since 2010?

You haven't noticed that the Tories seem to have been on some sort of kamikaze mission since Johnson?

 
Posted : 05/07/2024 1:18 am
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"Why wouldn’t I want a Labour government to succeed?"

Well you have spent the last 18 months slagging Starmer to tedious levels, to the point I wondered if you had some wierd desire for ongoing tory rule as a catalyst for some kind of revolution, without any pragmatic acceptance that Starmer might be making compromises to achieve an election result. Perhaps there was a clue in that?

"And I am not a “corbynite”."

That does genuinely surprise me given the monotonous criticism of Starmer, but fair enough, I accept that!

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Me too, I'm tempted to have an energy drink but if I do then I'll go to bed and not sleep!

Gah! I think I'll hold on for another scalp or two then go to bed pretty damned happy.

 
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I think there needs to be acknowledgement of how well the Labour campaign was run, very few mistakes and pretty disciplined.

Really? He came ****ing close to losing my vote yesterday since voting to get a tory out isnt a vote for his mandate of pandering to tories and certainly not to his love in with the sun with the odd overlap of his ruling out the EU rejoining and Murdochs pat on the back.

I think with reforms vote share becoming apparent it’s easier to see why the campaign was cautious and needed to put Brexit to bed. For the moment.

No it really isnt if you actually look at the raw data for the counts to date.
So far its tory/ukip switching to reform/tory with a drop in votes. Although its hard to tell since several constituencies have changed.

The rest of your claims are on equally flimsy foundation.
He is both promising change but also pandering to the ****wits who voted for the tories that there will be no real change.
Good luck squaring that.

Edit: A quick look at a recent guardian update gives the prediction that the turnout is on the low side. Which is a problem. Why isnt the glorious leader getting people out to vote?

 
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Looks like Rishi has taken a final massive dump on everyone’s living room carpet with his honours list. So far Chris Grayling and Theresa Coffey. Seriously?

 
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Comparing Corbyn and Starmer, I would choose the former over the latter any day.

 
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and

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Settings / My Account / Preferences / enable Fancy Editor.

 
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https://matteason.co.uk/scream/?

Posted earlier. A scream each time a non Tory wins a seat. I am enjoying it doing its thing in the background

 
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we need to start thinking about mandatory voting 55% turn out is an embarrassment!

 
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@Northwind Reform guy on BBC was straight in with the PR calls.

Yep but just empty noise, like I say I don't believe it'll ever amount to more than that. A bit of victimhood, a bit of "we wuz robbed" but no actual desire or move for change.

 
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So far Chris Grayling and Theresa Coffey. Seriously

I mean, **** me sideways ..... genuinely  they're so ridiculous that they just further undermine the system.

 
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Well you have spent the last 18 months slagging Starmer

I have criticised Starmer when he has proclaimed policies very similar to the Tories,. If I don't support the Tories why ffs would I support repackaged Tory policies?

When Starmer has proclaimed policies which offer a real alternative to the Tories I have hugely supported him. For example Starmer's 10 Pledges based on the moral case for socialism, have you read them? They were brilliant and spot on.

As I said, politics isn't some sort of game for me where you pick a side and just stick with it. For me it's about real and meaningful change. Otherwise I'm not interested.

 
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So far Chris Grayling and Theresa Coffey. Seriously?

On the grounds of how much it would annoy mad nads? I would definitely get a list of ****wits and then randomly choose a few just for a giggle.
However there are several good reasons I shouldnt be put in charge of the country including the fact that when my dodgy sense of humour is put against duty the latter normally wins but it can be close.

 
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A bit of victimhood, a bit of “we wuz robbed” but no actual desire or move for change.

I really hope you're right.

 
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Settings / My Account / Preferences / enable Fancy Editor.

Thanks mate. That was working a couple of days ago fine.  No idea why is was switched off. Hey, user comms is outdated in the new MVP world yeah!

 
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Really? He came * close to losing my vote yesterday since voting to get a tory out isnt a vote for his mandate of pandering to tories and certainly not to his love in with the sun with the odd overlap of his ruling out the EU rejoining and Murdochs pat on the back.

Whatever Labour said or did they were going to lose some people's votes. They simply had to win more than they lost and it looks like they got it right. Well, not looks like, they have got it right.

The rest of your claims are on equally flimsy foundation.

Well hell, none of us are professional politicians or pollsters.

He is both promising change but also pandering to the * who voted for the tories that there will be no real change.
Good luck squaring that.

"Pandering" to voters that didn't vote for you the last few times is how elections are won. Theres nothing to square. It's obvious you aren't happy with where labour currently are but it's just not how many, many others feel, including myself. Tonight Labour are exactly where I want them to be.

 
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libdems throwing a spanner in the works over the exit poll 😕

 
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As I said, politics isn’t some sort of game for me where you pick a side and just stick with it. For me it’s about real and meaningful change. Otherwise I’m not interested.

This ^^^

 
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we need to start thinking about mandatory voting 55% turn out is an embarrassment

Ok so I have to walk there to write "I hate them all" or just a quick anatomical drawing?
Mandatory voting is just addressing a symptom not the cause.
Whilst I could get behind mandatory voting if it came with a day off (work a lot with India bods and I was annoyed they get the day off to vote. That said their descriptions varied from needing a day being reasonable (living in a congested area where they were expected to move back behind oaps and so would be there for hours) vs someone who had a booth in their seemingly exclusive block of flats and needed minutes) if is a flawed idea.
If people arent turning out to vote then you need to address why not simply pass a law telling them to.

 
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I am enjoying how much faster the wilhelm scream is than the bbc and guardian, first lib dem gain (in a seat that's been tory for 14 years, was lib dem before). Labour nowhere in this seat.

Ooh and Labour gain from Tories in Stroud

 
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As an aside, what’s everyone doing for sustenance? I’ve just cracked open a second bottle of red (a nice Doura) and inhaled a whole pack of rolitto’s

I have made sure I’ve nowt on tomorrow. This may get messy

 
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As an aside, what’s everyone doing for sustenance? I’ve just cracked open a second bottle of red (a nice Doura) and inhaled a whole pack of rolitto’s

I just ate a pork pie.  Feeling a bit sick now.

 
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we need to start thinking about mandatory voting 55% turn out is an embarrassment!

Are you embarrassed? It sounds foolish if you think about it. Low turnout is a failure of politicians, not of voters. Politicians (and our media) need to provide compelling reasons to voters to turn out. Hopefully Labour delivers automatic voter registration: the actual turnout is even lower as millions are missing from the roll.

 
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Gillian Keegan is gone!

She lost to the Lib Dems!

Keep ‘em coming!

 
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Beer. Cookies and toast.

**** Gillian Keegan gone!!!

 
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Oh ****ing jesus Francois has won

 
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we need to start thinking about mandatory voting 55% turn out is an embarrassment

They have mandatory voting in Australia. That's how you end up with novelty parties and microparties like the Australian Motorists' Party and the Hunters & Shooters Party. They end up taking unpredictable extreme policies on topics that are totally outside their mandate.

 
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Richard Holdens chicken run has gone to a recount. A possible loss to Reform. 20 votes in it!

 
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A few entertaining spoiled papers so far.

SCUM features quite heavily. One person had gone to a fair bit of trouble to critique each candidate individually.
Some comments about Gaza.
The most heartbreaking was this:

I cannot in good faith give any of these my vote. This is a sad day for the UK.

There was also a very sweary comment next to Reform on one paper which would result in a ban if I even tried to replicate it here.

 
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