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 Kermit8  Hevon 06 May 15 6.27pm |
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Quote derben at 06 May 2015 6.25pm
Quote Kermit8 at 06 May 2015 6.22pm
Quote johnno42000 at 06 May 2015 6.08pm
Just had an email from Maddy Carroll at 38 degrees stating that I should get out and vote tomorrow as my constituency, Rhondda, is too close to call!!! F*ck me if that's the case Labour may as well shut up shop.
I would actually decline to vote for her, if it had been my intention before, after such a missive. How close is it in Hevon, Kermit?
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johnno42000  06 May 15 6.34pm |
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Quote Kermit8 at 06 May 2015 6.22pm
Quote johnno42000 at 06 May 2015 6.08pm
Just had an email from Maddy Carroll at 38 degrees stating that I should get out and vote tomorrow as my constituency, Rhondda, is too close to call!!! F*ck me if that's the case Labour may as well shut up shop.
I would actually decline to vote for her, if it had been my intention before, after such a missive. I think I may have signed up to one of these online petitions (38 degrees) and she is a administrator. She has worked out how many people signed petitions in the surrounding post codes and found a pollster who says Labour will get 49% and Plaid will get 28%. This is very different to other polls I've seen. I've already done my postal vote for Labour but I've learnt my lesson, don't sign online petitions
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crystal balls  The Garden of Earthly Delights 06 May 15 7.01pm |
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Well for those of you who are outside London or didn't get the Standard this evening, they are suggesting that in London Labour have "raced" into a 13 point lead and will gain 5 (possibly 6)seats from the Tories and two from the Lib Dems, with another three seats too close to call. Ukip has attracted 12% of 2010 election Tory voters and 4% of Labour, but no seats predicted (or even close) and not even any second places. This indicates that Tories defecting to UKIP have handed Labour a number of London seats. On the other hand, it could be an alarm call to Tories who plan on defecting to UKIP so that they will revert to voting conservative, as the paper has come out very strongly behind the Tories in editorials.
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| imbored UK 06 May 15 8.23pm |
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Interesting that Miliband and Cameron are now both even money to be Prime Minister after the election. Looks like people can't call it.
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| susmik PLYMOUTH -But Made in Old Coulsdon... 06 May 15 8.28pm |
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Quote crystal balls at 06 May 2015 7.01pm
Well for those of you who are outside London or didn't get the Standard this evening, they are suggesting that in London Labour have "raced" into a 13 point lead and will gain 5 (possibly 6)seats from the Tories and two from the Lib Dems, with another three seats too close to call. Ukip has attracted 12% of 2010 election Tory voters and 4% of Labour, but no seats predicted (or even close) and not even any second places. This indicates that Tories defecting to UKIP have handed Labour a number of London seats. On the other hand, it could be an alarm call to Tories who plan on defecting to UKIP so that they will revert to voting conservative, as the paper has come out very strongly behind the Tories in editorials. Don't you believe it all talk......Millie is going DOWN!
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| crystal balls The Garden of Earthly Delights 06 May 15 8.37pm |
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Quote susmik at 06 May 2015 8.28pm
Quote crystal balls at 06 May 2015 7.01pm
Well for those of you who are outside London or didn't get the Standard this evening, they are suggesting that in London Labour have "raced" into a 13 point lead and will gain 5 (possibly 6)seats from the Tories and two from the Lib Dems, with another three seats too close to call. Ukip has attracted 12% of 2010 election Tory voters and 4% of Labour, but no seats predicted (or even close) and not even any second places. This indicates that Tories defecting to UKIP have handed Labour a number of London seats. On the other hand, it could be an alarm call to Tories who plan on defecting to UKIP so that they will revert to voting conservative, as the paper has come out very strongly behind the Tories in editorials. Don't you believe it all talk......Millie is going DOWN! My Boy Lollipop?
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| johnno42000 06 May 15 9.41pm |
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As the Tories seem to like publishing letters/documents signed by many people here is one that may interest them, somehow I doubt they would be interested:
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| johnno42000 07 May 15 1.15am |
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Only 50 promises broken by the Tories??
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| derben 07 May 15 7.58am |
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Quote johnno42000 at 07 May 2015 1.15am
Only 50 promises broken by the Tories??
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| gbox82 Meols, Wirral 07 May 15 9.40am |
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Trying to work out what the best tactic is to follow the election result? If it wasn't a school night I would watch the whole thing but don't think I can manage the "no sleep" policy anymore! Might just get up early, i'd imagine that by 5am a substantial number of results will be in. Also means that if results aren't going the way I want then I can make an early start with our emigration plans...
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| We are goin up! Coulsdon 07 May 15 9.41am |
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Quote gbox82 at 07 May 2015 9.40am
Trying to work out what the best tactic is to follow the election result? If it wasn't a school night I would watch the whole thing but don't think I can manage the "no sleep" policy anymore! Might just get up early, i'd imagine that by 5am a substantial number of results will be in. Also means that if results aren't going the way I want then I can make an early start with our emigration plans...
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Johnny Eagles  berlin 07 May 15 9.54am |
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I'm staying up until the exit poll (around 11pm over here) then going to bed. It's tempting to stay up all night but it's about 3% excitement, 97% commentators dribbling on saying not very much at all.
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