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It wasn't far off. Was certainly closer than many of polls just before voting day - some of which predicted a Labour win. At the time, people thoguht the exit poll overstated Tory gains. Hence Ashdown's famous eat my hat comment.

 

And it had understated it.

 

Tories will sneak a majority, but what a ****ing shambles.

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Not with SF not taking their seats & speaker. Provided the unionists vote with Tories

 

 

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If so it would be interesting to see what stance the Unionists would take over the border with the Republic. They'd have May over a barrel (if she was still PM).

 

The Tories are never squeamish about ditching their leaders and, as their campaign was so focused on May, there could be trouble if she delivers a worse result than 2015.

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Another week of campaigning from Theresa May and Labour would have won. She comes across as a cold fish who can't empathise with ordinary people.

What was interesting to read the other day was that May has never been front line in an election campaign - she was skulking around the background for the Brexit vote and was never front and centre in Cameron's campaigns or those before it. She was never picked to do that role. Now we can see why.

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What was interesting to read the other day was that May has never been front line in an election campaign - she was skulking around the background for the Brexit vote and was never front and centre in Cameron's campaigns or those before it. She was never picked to do that role. Now we can see why.

 

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#nurembergesque

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May's toast, hero to zero, she's now the white Dianne Abbott.

 

Bloke from Ladbrokes claimed someone put 1k in Boris being PM by the end of the year. BBC reckon Rudd is in trouble in her seat, if so, that 1k doesn't look a bad bet

 

 

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£'s dropped 2% against dollar in the half hour since exit poll

 

 

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Can we blame labour voters for inflation in the same way remainers blamed brexiters???

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Theres a part of me that thinks a hung parliament is what the elite wants, in order to derail brexit. It might explain why the tories were so ****???

 

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Theres a part of me that thinks a hung parliament is what the elite wants, in order to derail brexit. It might explain why the tories were so ****???

 

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Cunning, Balders.

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Two safe Labour seats where the numbers have not matched the exit poll.

 

Interesting.

 

Either way, UKIP are toast. For the best.

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BBC: Tories have done "substantially better" in Newcastle and Sunderland results compared to their Exit Poll forecast in those seats...

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Not with SF not taking their seats & speaker. Provided the unionists vote with Tories

 

 

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Which they will. Good news if it pans out this way.

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Exit poll in tatters already?

 

The Brexit to Tory move certainly happened in Sunderland.

 

She's going to get her majority.

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Exit poll in tatters already?

 

The Brexit to Tory move certainly happened in Sunderland.

 

She's going to get her majority.

 

Doesn't mean its going to be a good night. Anything less than a majority of 50 will be a disappointment. They'll be toast next election.

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Pardon my ignorance and please correct me if this is wrong, but assuming the exit polls are accurate would that essientially mean that it'd be a minority conservative government, as Labour cannot get a majority regardless of who they go into coalition with?

 

Whatever happens, I think May should seriously consider her position as the past couple of months have been a joke really.

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Pardon my ignorance and please correct me if this is wrong, but assuming the exit polls are accurate would that essientially mean that it'd be a minority conservative government, as Labour cannot get a majority regardless of who they go into coalition with?

 

Whatever happens, I think May should seriously consider her position as the past couple of months have been a joke really.

 

Yes, it's been an abysmal campaign by May.

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Curtice on exit poll. Now saying that if early 2!results are replicated across nation May will get 80-100. **** me that'll be funny , lefties will be on suicide watch

 

 

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£'s dropped 2% against dollar in the half hour since exit poll

 

 

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Lord Brexit, you and others told us that Brexit wouldn't effect our currency's strength in the long term so forgive us if we don't panic yet.

 

How's that prediction of a 140 Conservative majority coming along?

 

Suck it up Tory boys!

 

And own it, traditional labour voters not backing the "unelectable" Corbyn. Just own it.

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The North East was always likely to be relatively strong for the Tories, fair bit of Brexit support and socially conservative in sections that wouldn't be keen on Corbyn.

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Lord Brexit, you and others told us that Brexit wouldn't effect our currency's strength in the long term so forgive us if we don't panic yet.

 

How's that prediction of a 140 Conservative majority coming along?

 

Suck it up Tory boys!

 

And own it, traditional labour voters not backing the "unelectable" Corbyn. Just own it.

 

3rd declared vote showing exit vote being pony . My prediction was 87 & I stand by that

 

 

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The North East was always likely to be relatively strong for the Tories, fair bit of Brexit support and socially conservative in sections that wouldn't be keen on Corbyn.

 

True

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Just to put fanboy out of his misery, I voted for the coalition of chaos.

 

Never had you down as a hippie dippie although to quote a Facebook post I saw earlier: I would love to see Caroline Lucas as deputy PM holding a dual portfolio as the new and re-established secretary for energy and climate change.

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Pony

 

Labour's % will be inflated by winning big in areas they already hold. The Tories will eat into their marginal seats and win dozens and dozens of them. If there's a 10% swing to the Tories it will be an absolute disaster for labour. 140 territory.

 

 

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You were saying two days ago....

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The difference with respect to the exit poll is claimed to be due to the postal votes not being included. In the 3 results declared so far, it looks like the Tories have gained from UKIP's loss.

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So who do people want to have the Portillo moment tonight?

 

Mine are

 

Half Realistic ones

 

Soubry

Farron

Angus Robertson

Skinner

Clegg

Olny

Dromy

 

Unrealistic

 

Abbott

Lammy

Ken Clarke

 

 

Would like to see the fit apprentice bird win in Hull & mr fishfinger smash Farron.

 

 

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Lol , rumours that Cleggys lost

 

 

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The exit poll shows Labour gaining ALL of UKIPs vote percentage.

 

That's difficult to believe. 54772381668641621ab328eb04f52580.jpg

 

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You were saying two days ago....

 

I said " if there's a 10% swing to the Tories, it'll be 140". I didn't predict that , I was replying to Timmy. My predictions was Tory majority of 87.

 

 

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At the moment this feels like 2-2 at Wembley. I still think Zlatan May will nick it.

 

That is a fantastic analogy. Never count your chickens before they hatch.

 

The glee over those exit poll results was laughable. They're just a projection, not the final result.

 

Holding out for the best, mind.

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