General Election 2017

[Bozza]

Tory most seats now 1/33.

 

[whitelion]

I don't think I've been listening properly and my brain is functioning in a way that I'm not totally happy with. My question is this: why are the SNP losing votes and seats, sometimes to the Tories? The Scots hate the Tories. Mostly.

But they're rejecting wee Jimmy Krankie and all she stands for.

Simplistic - probably.

 

[KVLT]

"Coalition of chaos" [emoji23]

Yeah. I put an X next to the box that said 'Coalition Of Chaos' when I voted!

Crying out fecking loud.

 

[The Rivet]

Good to see that after your initial screw up of having no booze in the house you have made up for it by playing hard and fast with god knows what.,

CBD oil, au naturel stretched on rizzla! lol

 

[Weststander]

Ruth Davidson for PM.

She is bloody formidable. When all around her from all parties had been crushed by the SNP machine, she came from nowhere to take them on with no fear.

 

[carteater]

It's really strange that the Conservatives are making their gains in Scotland.

 

[Bozza]

Tory most seats 1/50.

 

[LlcoolJ]

Aberconwy appear to have re-elected a Star Wars character.

 

[East Preston Gull]

I refuse to flounce and will stay to see it out in the vain hope that the Tories win big!!

Plus the onion powder and garlic powder in my roasted peanuts is playing havoc with my IBS.

I may do a half flounce about 5am.

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[Stato]

But revised Exit Poll of 322 Tory seats means with Northern Ireland DUP they'll have a small but working majority.

They're not going to get the landslide though. However the rest of the night goes, I'm just pleased with the thought: 1997 Massive win for Labour, Brighton saved from oblivion; 2017 Massive win for for Brighton, Labour saved from oblivion.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

"Coalition of chaos" [emoji23]

Yep Labour/SNP/Lib Dem /Sinn Fein/Other was the only realistic alternative to a Tory majority .. good luck and well done entrusting the future of our country with that lot.

 

[Dick Head]

Hmmmm.

http://www.northstandchat.com/showthread.php?p=7971398

I didn't lump on, fortunately.

Well bounced.

 

[Weststander]

I think UKIP will be bankrupt by tomorrow going on the amount of deposits they're losing

A billionaire backer pays for it all. More money than sense on this occasion.

 

[Bozza]

I refuse to flounce and will stay to see it out in the vain hope that the Tories win big!!

Plus the onion powder and garlic powder in my roasted peanuts is playing havoc with my IBS.

I may do a half flounce about 5am.

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Interested to hear more about what a half flounce entails when the IBS thing calms down. No rush.

 

[tinycowboy]

Labour are 200 votes ahead in Canterbury after the recount apparently. Sensation.

The position was pretty much that if Labour/Lib Dem/Green all voted tactically for Labour, they could just about win. However, that's ignoring the UKIP effect, which is effectively driving Labour gains, along with increased turnout from younger people (I'm guessing). God knows where this night is headed.

 

[Mellotron]

Tory most seats 1/50.

Enjoying how you're clinging on to this one stat.

 

[clapham_gull]

Brexit vote was always gonna be close. Remain win should mean we are staying around, but your system needs massive reform. Leave, ok we can't trust you to reform but lets leave nicely.

It looks to me that the electorate doesn't partucularlu want Corbyn to negotiate us out but it definately doesn't want May.

Jesus they got this one wrong.

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[The Rivet]

I apparently have flounced but I have no idea what a half flounce is or even a mild paddy!

 

[Bozza]

Tory majority / next government odds shortening now. Feels like I'm missing some of the story on ITV currently, so I'm turning over to BBC again.

 

[ManOfSussex]

The position was pretty much that if Labour/Lib Dem/Green all voted tactically for Labour, they could just about win. However, that's ignoring the UKIP effect, which is effectively driving Labour gains, along with increased turnout from younger people (I'm guessing). God knows where this night is headed.

If they can win Canterbury, which has been Tory for 99 years, you wonder what else might be possible.