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UK General Election - 8th June 2017 |OT| - The Red Wedding

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Real results seem to be closer to the YouGov poll than the Exit Poll, in favour of the Cons in the Exit Poll, but the YouGov poll says the Cons will get 12 less seats than the Exit poll does.
 

Acorn

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Right, wheels are getting a bit loose(I'm being premature I know). I'm going to go to bed to avoid Tory crowing if she ends up with a majority.
 

Lo-Volt

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In two of the seats, the Tories got a small swing. In the third of the seats declared, a smallish swing to Labour. On "scant evidence", the Conservatives benefit from constituencies with higher leave votes.

Or is your country realigning in more ways than being considered just by an exit poll? The EU referendum result breaking older voting patterns, and the activation of younger voters shocked by that referendum? The SNP wave receding? What will the UK look like tomorrow?
 

slider

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2.3% swing from Lab to Con in Sunderland Central. A trend emerging.

It's the North East though. And the "Leave" vote was exceptionally strong there I think.

Fuck it. I'm going to bed. I'm sure I'll wake up to either a baby crying (thanks little guy) and an overall Conservative majority.
 
Right, I'm away to bed and hopefully I'll wake up tomorrow with a socialist PM.... but, if not, we still have work to do to fix the UK. The divisions run so deep and while we could have a good outcome, we still need to fix society as a whole. Stop letting it be run by billionaires.
 

NotLiquid

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The YouGov guy on CNN said with the latest Sunderland result it's trending more towards a hung parliament than a Con absolute majority.

So basically still pretty good for Labour if you ignore how the original exit polls shot up everyone's expectations to the moon
 

KingSnake

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Hmm, postal votes would possibly explain the deviations from the exit polls and also how yougov model is so accurate so far. That means that in other seats/regions there should be a correction in favour of the Labour compared to the exit-poll if this continues.
 
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Deleted member 231381

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Hmm, postal votes would possibly explain the deviations from the exit polls and also how yougov model is so accurate so far. That means that in other seats/regions there should be a correction in favour of the Labour compared to the exit-poll if this continues.

It's not postal votes. Has nothing to do with that. It's just: the exit poll shows you the national swing. Regional areas have different regional politics. We've only really seen results from one region.

Imagine: two equal sized regions, A and B. A has a +12 Blue swing. B has a +12 Red swing. A perfect exit poll will show 0 swing. We're at the point where A's result has come in and we're saying "fuck, the exit poll is all wrong!".
 

Jibbed

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how long how long






how long how long

Not taking the piss out of people above, quoting some woman on the BBC just now lol.
 

mo60

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10% swings to Tory in safe labour seats, definite Tory majority incoming

Not really. Most of the seats labour are gaining won't be in their heartlands but in the cities and other areas were youth turnout is high. Conservative seats in the southwest and east like Rudd's are in danger of flipping.
 
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