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Just heading out to vote ...
going to be an interesting night for political nuts like me. I honestly have no idea how the election is going to play out other than knowing my area will go Labour unless something major happens.
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Tories will romp it.
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vote for yourself
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I have a nagging feeling about the Tories taking it. Not sure about romping it but all they need is to have had The Sun work its 'magic' and scare people who thought about Lib Dem voting Labour instead and then they win. As a political nut I sort of want a hung parliament for no other reason other than to watch what happens but I think it might just be something the media got excited about.
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let your voice be heard and VOTE!!! :thumbsup
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Hung Parliament is my prediction
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congrats
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I'd like to see a hung parliament just because I'm sure it will turn into a huge backstabbing mess and be funny to watch it unravel. |
elections don't change anything. No matter who you vote for, they're all politicians.
We had high hopes for Obama, and he's proven he's just another run of the mill president. they're all the same! |
come on labour!!!
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I actually had to line up and wait my turn to vote. That hasn't happened to me in the UK before.
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I just voted. Could not believe how quiet the polling station was - I was the only voter there! Should be an interesting night, Live TV at its finest lol
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And I have an early morning appointment that I have had set up for months. When they announced the election date I couldn't believe it. I am going to have to try to stay up as late as possible to still be able to think straight in the morning.
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Thought you weren't allowed to campaign today? An open top bus with screaming labour people just went by my place.
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(fingers crossed) |
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So, I am betting on a Conservative gov't with Lib Dem help if they decide it is needed but they might try to do it without them. Cameron doing press statement at 2:30 so I am guessing that is when we will know how the wind is blowing. Whatever is certain is that Brown will not be PM for any long term period. Even if somehow Labour wins the fight to be the one that go first to try to form a government he won't be allowed to stay along for long. There will be a leadership contest. |
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Sarah, analysts are now saying that David Cameron can't give Lib Dems what they want to form a Coalition Government if you like. I'm only going from what I hear on the news channels, but they are saying the Lib Dems want to deal with Labour and are waiting for Cameron to make his offer that won't be sufficient before making the call to Labour.
We shall wait and see. |
stolen factoids - "A few facts for you: Did you know ... that the combined Labour and Tory vote is less than two-thirds of the electorate for the first time since 1918?
... that the general election in Scotland might as well have not taken place since, with all the results in, barring one, not a single seat has changed hands against a baseline of 2005 ... .. what "bellwether" means, as in a bellwether seat? According to wikipedia, the term is derived from the Middle Englishbellewether and refers to the practice of placing a bell around the neck of a castrated ram (a wether) leading its flock of sheep. The movements of the flock could be noted by hearing the bell before the flock was in sight." I would rather be Gordon Brown than that Ram with a bell round my neck! |
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Hours and hours of Prime Time TV debating. Weeks and weeks of begging for peoples votes on the streets. Advertising campaigns. Slagging matches. Yet in the end, NOTHING changed. Not up here anyway. And we knew the Tories would get more votes than Labour in England, but as everyone guessed aswell, not enough to take over the country outright. All in all, it feels like i just watched a Cetlic vs Rangers football match, and after all the usual build up and hype, the game finished a boring 0 - 0... |
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A Conservative and Lib Dem government has got to be a recipe for one of the most unhappy marriages ever.
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Not much has changed, but the first green seat was won in my constituency. And I voted for her. And I actually feel, for the first time ever, that my vote counted and I helped make a difference.
Which is nice. |
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61 people in Brighton voted for zombies :1orglaugh
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To be fair, Brighton might have a high zombie population.
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