Topic: BRITISH POLLS (Read 972 times)
Lol.... so at least one anti-Muslim party will be there in the next government (DUP). Northern Ireland did something, which the other three constituents were unable to do. I still want to watch how they stand on their policies once they are in the government.
So the right wing press tried to nail Mr Corbyn for hanging out with terrorists, and now Theresa is in bed with a bunch endorsed by the UDA, UVF and Red Hand Commando.
Plus they believe the Earth is 4000 years old.
Nice one.
Plus they believe the Earth is 4000 years old.
Nice one.
Well now the polls are more or less closed plus minus a seat looks like Conservatives held the line with enough seats to act as a near majority party although it is marketed as a failure.
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/08/uk-election-results.html
Seats won · 649/650 seats declared
Conservative
Theresa May
318
48.9%
Labour
Jeremy Corbyn
261
40.2%
Scottish National Party
Nicola Sturgeon
35
5.4%
Liberal Democrat
Tim Farron
12
1.8%
Democratic Unionist Party
Arlene Foster
10
1.5%
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/08/uk-election-results.html
Seats won · 649/650 seats declared
Conservative
Theresa May
318
48.9%
Labour
Jeremy Corbyn
261
40.2%
Scottish National Party
Nicola Sturgeon
35
5.4%
Liberal Democrat
Tim Farron
12
1.8%
Democratic Unionist Party
Arlene Foster
10
1.5%
T. May wanted the early election to get an even greater majority then then tories already had.
Now they managed to lose their majority.
Which word would be more precise then failure?
Well now the polls are more or less closed plus minus a seat looks like Conservatives held the line with enough seats to act as a near majority party although it is marketed as a failure.
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/08/uk-election-results.html
Seats won · 649/650 seats declared
Conservative
Theresa May
318
48.9%
Labour
Jeremy Corbyn
261
40.2%
Scottish National Party
Nicola Sturgeon
35
5.4%
Liberal Democrat
Tim Farron
12
1.8%
Democratic Unionist Party
Arlene Foster
10
1.5%
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/08/uk-election-results.html
Seats won · 649/650 seats declared
Conservative
Theresa May
318
48.9%
Labour
Jeremy Corbyn
261
40.2%
Scottish National Party
Nicola Sturgeon
35
5.4%
Liberal Democrat
Tim Farron
12
1.8%
Democratic Unionist Party
Arlene Foster
10
1.5%
Debt is the modern day slavery of the people, and both the Conservatives ( who don't conserve anything), and Labour ( who created job hunting as the biggest work task ) are the slave masters.
The only difference between the Conservatives and the Labour party is that the former claims that they are against the European Union, while the latter is openly supportive of the EU. Other than this, there is hardly any divergence in their policies. Both of the parties support unlimited immigration from the Muslim nations, and both are in favor of increasing the welfare handouts.
What we need is a clean break from the Keiser Reich, but of course the globalists will do everything they can to prevent this. Will Britain go the way of Venezuela and Greece, or will it get sucked back into the dying EU ( KeiserReich) to give Germany and the bankers more of our assets.
Debt is the modern day slavery of the people, and both the Conservatives ( who don't conserve anything), and Labour ( who created job hunting as the biggest work task ) are the slave masters.
Debt is the modern day slavery of the people, and both the Conservatives ( who don't conserve anything), and Labour ( who created job hunting as the biggest work task ) are the slave masters.
According to the latest estimates, the Tories may win 318 seats, with 326 needed for the majority. I believe that they will be able to form the majority, with help from smaller parties such as the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) of Ulster and Plaid Cymru of Wales.
never seen anything like this
Brexit and the US election the polls need to admit that what methods they used are outdated, what impacts voters the most is the social sphere but no one has written an essay on the impact of a small circle of friends influencing an individuals voting preference over that of poll data etc. But either way not a surprise a lot of people aren't easily acceptable data and the city bias is strong labor is smoking the lead is lessening but its still a labor lead.
Seats won · 455/650 seats declared
I wonder if this impacts the porn ban
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/britains-age-verification-law-creates-a-trail-of-your-porn-habits
never seen anything like this
The people who do that data really need to work on where they take their poll information looks like it will be labor.
http://www.news18.com/news/world/uk-elections-2017-results-live-labour-party-lead-conservatives-theresa-may-1427101.html
Upsets and all
Well the night is young only · 240/650 seats declared
http://www.news18.com/news/world/uk-elections-2017-results-live-labour-party-lead-conservatives-theresa-may-1427101.html
Upsets and all
Well the night is young only · 240/650 seats declared
nicee
and Rudd maybe unseated. wld love that
Best quote so far from David Dimbleby.
Come on Corbs! Even though a Labour majority may not be on the cards, a big dent in the Conservative majority would be most welcome.
so boring all these dying throes of fiat govts.
Boris for PM? Amber Rudd? idk
Boris for PM? Amber Rudd? idk
Exit polls are pointing to a hung parliament, though I hold no truck with polling whatsoever.
At the very least Mr Corbyn has actually said something about his plans which is far more than Maybot has. Her whole attitude has sucked cock throughout.
At the very least Mr Corbyn has actually said something about his plans which is far more than Maybot has. Her whole attitude has sucked cock throughout.
the uk election is irrelevant and we already know the result. tory 100 seat majority. successful outcome to negotiations will depend on if european politicians put their national interests first and look out for their voters' jobs which depend on exports to the uk, or whether they cut off their nose to spite their face to deter other countries from leaving to save their european dream bullshit.
In the wake of the upcoming British election most people from the Commonwealth countries and non EU nations thinks the results of the British Election will impact the Brexit process. What will happen if the Tories win the majority or a Conservatives win
Brexit is irreversible process, all political parties made it very clear.
It's just question now if UK can make good deal with EU before they leave.
Common interest is that uK stay in common economic market.
Other very important issue is terrorist attacks and national security.
It's difficult to say now who will win and if we can expect any concrete political changes soon.
Lets just hope that corbyn is going to form the next government for the best of europe and Britain too . Lets get away from conservatives and right wings and move forward for a brighter future .
Very low voter turnout in this election suggests that the British did not trust any of their politicians. Breaxit is not possible to stop all the talk on this subject it is simply the manipulation of politicians. You cannot be half pregnant.
Brexit is the opinion of the British nation so whoever will be the next government glass to respect British people . Otherwise British people can call for a new voting to change the decision but as far there is no reaction except the few first days
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