UK General Election '24 - Results Watch Thread

UK General Election '24 - Results Watch Thread

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Roderick Spode

3,245 posts

52 months

Thursday
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Exit poll - SNP 10 seats!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

P-Jay

10,685 posts

194 months

Thursday
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Not total obliteration for the Tories then, but it’s still a massive landslide. 13 seats for Reform is more than I can remember from any previous polls.

I wonder if Farage will get a seat, 8 times the charm or whatever they say.

Vanden Saab

14,446 posts

77 months

Thursday
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Talk tv on YouTube with Julia heartless Brewer... via the telly. No need to watch the biased broadcasting company.

borcy

3,461 posts

59 months

Thursday
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Exit polls suggest reform have done far better than the polls suggested, 13 seats.

Dingu

3,977 posts

33 months

Thursday
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Vanden Saab said:
Talk tv on YouTube with Julia heartless Brewer... via the telly. No need to watch the biased broadcasting company.
No wonder your brains are addled watching that idiot.

Randy Winkman

16,637 posts

192 months

Thursday
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I'm on C4 with Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Emily Maitlis, Alastair Campbell, Harriet Harman, Rory Stewart, Kwasi Kwarteng and Nadine Dorries. Everyone trying to twist it to suit their bias. As expected I guess. Dorries going on a bout Boris Johnson as I write. And now accusing Alistair Campbell of being sexist by suggesting she needs to get over him. biglaugh

JagLover

43,003 posts

238 months

Thursday
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From what Sky news is saying Labour share of the vote quite a bit lower than 2017 based on exit polls.

MiniMan64

17,197 posts

193 months

Thursday
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Randy Winkman said:
I'm on C4 with Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Emily Maitlis, Alastair Campbell, Harriet Harman, Rory Stewart, Kwasi Kwarteng and Nadine Dorries. Everyone trying to twist it to suit their bias. As expected I guess. Dorries going on a bout Boris Johnson as I write. And now accusing Alistair Campbell of being sexist by suggesting she needs to get over him. biglaugh
Dorries is certifiably mental.

Speed 3

4,824 posts

122 months

Thursday
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Randy Winkman said:
I'm on C4 with Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Emily Maitlis, Alastair Campbell, Harriet Harman, Rory Stewart, Kwasi Kwarteng and Nadine Dorries. Everyone trying to twist it to suit their bias. As expected I guess. Dorries going on a bout Boris Johnson as I write. And now accusing Alistair Campbell of being sexist by suggesting she needs to get over him. biglaugh
Same here, Dorries is hysterical (funny not Victorian "insanity"...)

PlywoodPascal

4,682 posts

24 months

Thursday
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Lols


anonymoususer

6,227 posts

51 months

Thursday
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Ian Duncan Smith may well lose his seat
I think he will go quietly

Wiccan of Darkness

1,860 posts

86 months

Thursday
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On a percentage basis, the SNP are the ones who have been well and truly gutted. Despite being 400 miles from scotland, I'm laughing my ass off.

Quite a few big shots I'm deliciously hoping get the boot. Also hoping Penny Mordaunt retains her seat as she's probably the best bet for the new tory leadership.

How does this compare to 1997? Bit too young to recall that one.

Truckosaurus

11,589 posts

287 months

Thursday
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In the race for first announcement: A ballot box has been delivered in Blythe by a bright blue Focus RS. driving

TeaNoSugar

1,266 posts

168 months

Thursday
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anonymoususer said:
Ian Duncan Smith may well lose his seat
I think he will go quietly
It’s time for the quiet man (to leave quietly by the back door)!

PlywoodPascal

4,682 posts

24 months

Thursday
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Wiccan of Darkness said:
On a percentage basis, the SNP are the ones who have been well and truly gutted. Despite being 400 miles from scotland, I'm laughing my ass off.

Quite a few big shots I'm deliciously hoping get the boot. Also hoping Penny Mordaunt retains her seat as she's probably the best bet for the new tory leadership.

How does this compare to 1997? Bit too young to recall that one.
I fecking hope so re SNP

l354uge

2,959 posts

124 months

Thursday
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JagLover said:
From what Sky news is saying Labour share of the vote quite a bit lower than 2017 based on exit polls.
People weren't voting Labour because they liked what they saw from them, they just knew they really didn't like what they saw from the Tories. Labour need to do well to remember that and get on and make some change for the better.

Wonder how much Baker is getting paid for being publically humiliated on the BBC?

Barchettaman

6,388 posts

135 months

Thursday
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Vanden Saab said:
Talk tv on YouTube with Julia heartless Brewer... via the telly. No need to watch the biased broadcasting company.
That’s got to be a wind-up.

PlywoodPascal

4,682 posts

24 months

Thursday
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That red Vauxhall meriva thing (??) needs a bit of a polish

Roderick Spode

3,245 posts

52 months

Thursday
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Wiccan of Darkness said:
On a percentage basis, the SNP are the ones who have been well and truly gutted. Despite being 400 miles from scotland, I'm laughing my ass off.
Believe me, this could be game changing news up here. The loss of short money from -38 MPs could well bankrupt an already struggling party.

Rick_1138

Original Poster:

3,735 posts

181 months

Thursday
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My evening setup.



Also..lol