Current Affairs 2017 General Election

2017 general election

  • Lib Dems

    Votes: 24 6.5%
  • Labour

    Votes: 264 71.0%
  • Tories

    Votes: 41 11.0%
  • Cheese on the ballot paper

    Votes: 35 9.4%
  • SNP

    Votes: 4 1.1%
  • Plaid Cymru

    Votes: 4 1.1%

  • Total voters
    372
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Kuenssberg tweeting the Rudd is 'likely' to lose her seat.

As someone who hates the Tories, that would be a shame. She was the one person over there to actually improve their credibility as part of this campaign, and she is going to suffer because of her leader.
 
the Guardian just reprinted this, re Battersea, Kensington

"‘If we are to believe what the polls are telling us, the group that has swung to Labour the most is actually the group most likely to be Tory – wealthy older voters in the southeast and southwest,’ said pollster Andrew Cooper…

This demographic is likely to have children or grandchildren who are hoping to go to university, making Labour’s promise to scrap tuition fees particularly attractive. They are also likely to have parents in or approaching retirement, who face the prospect of losing a big chunk of their inheritance under Theresa May’s ‘dementia tax’ plan to pay for social care from the proceeds of people’s homes when they die."

if so, well in, olds
 
the Guardian just reprinted this, re Battersea, Kensington

"‘If we are to believe what the polls are telling us, the group that has swung to Labour the most is actually the group most likely to be Tory – wealthy older voters in the southeast and southwest,’ said pollster Andrew Cooper…

This demographic is likely to have children or grandchildren who are hoping to go to university, making Labour’s promise to scrap tuition fees particularly attractive. They are also likely to have parents in or approaching retirement, who face the prospect of losing a big chunk of their inheritance under Theresa May’s ‘dementia tax’ plan to pay for social care from the proceeds of people’s homes when they die."

if so, well in, olds

Dementia Tax has proven to be suicidal for May.
 
the Guardian just reprinted this, re Battersea, Kensington

"‘If we are to believe what the polls are telling us, the group that has swung to Labour the most is actually the group most likely to be Tory – wealthy older voters in the southeast and southwest,’ said pollster Andrew Cooper…

This demographic is likely to have children or grandchildren who are hoping to go to university, making Labour’s promise to scrap tuition fees particularly attractive. They are also likely to have parents in or approaching retirement, who face the prospect of losing a big chunk of their inheritance under Theresa May’s ‘dementia tax’ plan to pay for social care from the proceeds of people’s homes when they die."

if so, well in, olds

If it happens, it shouldn't be a surprise. Being left with £100,000 might be alright in the north, but when their homes are worth north of two thirds of a million pound then its very hard to see why anyone would agree to it.
 
Why do we bother with this exit poll garbage? Are we really such a nation of impatient children that we can't wait for the actual results to arrive?

Any another thing - Why the pathetic fascination for announcing your result first? The count shouldn't even be happening tonight, people are working 16 hour shifts and then heading to a room to concentrate for another 4-5 hours on something massively important - Does that make sense?!
 
Losses to the Tories won't be as bad as the exit poll. Looks like most the ukip votes are going to them.

why? The tories were always tipped to do better in the NE where they have done deals with UKIP.

Yougov has been bang on and see's the Tories doing little in Scotland
 
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