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Seems to be Labours vote is up in places where more people voted Leave in 2016.

so using VT logic that everyone who voted leave is a racist , we can now safely determine that not all racists voted Reform as a lot of them appear to have voted Labour :mrgreen:

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Just now, tonyh29 said:

Seems to be Labours vote is up in places where more people voted Leave in 2016.

so using VT logic that everyone who voted leave is a racist , we can now safely determine that not all racists voted Reform as a lot of them appear to have voted Labour :mrgreen:

All racists voted leave, not all people that voted leave are racist. Subtle difference :D 

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6 minutes ago, Mandy Lifeboats said:

Rees Mogg on BBC sitting next to pictures of Churchill and Thatcher suggesting that getting rid of Boris was a mistake.  

The irony. 

One of the pit falls of a decent hd tv is I could defo see some spunk on that picture of thatcher

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Grant Shapps  projected to lose his seat , no news yet on how Michael Green, Corinne Stockheath and Sebastian Fox  are faring 

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17 minutes ago, NurembergVillan said:

I take it as a badge of honour.

Bloody go-gooder. 

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One of those seats that the Exit Poll has Reform winning is Hartlepool. That Sunderland result doesn’t really point to the exit poll being right in the Hartlepool seat.

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8 minutes ago, bickster said:

Actually 25% is around where the polls had Reform for Houghton and Sunderland South, so 29% isn’t that much to worry about, it also seems to have come from e pelted Tory votes not Labour, Labour were around 48-50% of the vote

YouGov's MRP  was nearly bang on (they had Labour at 47.3% and they got 47.1%), and their overall result has Labour 431 and Tories 102.

So I'm curious to see how this plays out.

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18 minutes ago, ml1dch said:

*strokes chin*

Maybe there's more to this exit poll than meets the eye...

Curtis said the data is less reliable in Scotland so I wouldn't really extrapolate it to to what happens with Reform in England.  I'm still hoping they get a few less than 13 though.

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1 minute ago, sharkyvilla said:

Curtis said the data is less reliable in Scotland so I wouldn't really extrapolate it to to what happens with Reform in England.  I'm still hoping they get a few less than 13 though.

It's in Wales - but this is more about Labour taking Tory seats that the Tories had been predicted to take in the exit poll, rather than the Reform stuff.

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Just now, ml1dch said:

It's in Wales - but this is more about Labour taking Tory seats that the Tories had been predicted to take in the exit poll, rather than the Reform stuff.

**** hell what a clearing in the woods.  I'm going to bed.

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Anyone got subtitles for the victory speech in  Blyth ?  I can understand more French than his Geordie accent 

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