Current Affairs EU In or Out

In or Out

  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%

  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%
  • Total voters
    1,013
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peteblue said:
I did not say there is no accurate count on Farrons consituency anywhere in my postings. I'd be grateful if you could show me where I have.....Just making things up doesn't really help.....
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I was surmising Pete and you know that. If there is an accurate count then this would be a good time to bring it up though considering you're proving PGs point for him while trying to claim he's been made a fool of.
 
Pienaar's gloves said:
Two points. Firstly, with a decent margin for remain, it can be said to a reasonable degree of certainty that it voted in. And tbf, I can't find much analysis on the subject but what I can find states the same.

Secondly, if it is impossible to know, why is he claiming they voted out to try to score points against Farron?
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No idea about the second point, but it wasn't that close and the nature of Woodcock's constituency (dominated as it is by a major defence contractor) would probably mean that it would be more likely to vote Remain than Farron's did.
 
Pienaar's gloves said:
Farron's constituency voted to remain.

Barrow-in-Furness is the other in South Lakeland and it did vote to leave according to their council.

So obviously Westmoreland and Lonsdale voted to remain to a margin to wipe out their neighbours contrary victor.
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Just apologise to Joey, if he got it wrong then so be it, if you got it wrong ditto, but let's not go saying that people are deliberately falsifying things eh, we're all better than that......
 
tsubaki said:
No idea about the second point, but it wasn't that close and the nature of Woodcock's constituency (dominated as it is by a major defence contractor) would probably mean that it would be more likely to vote Remain than Farron's did.
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I just had a look. Barrow and Furness was an out.

I've no idea why that information is available and it isn't for Westmoreland.
 
tsubaki said:
No idea about the second point, but it wasn't that close and the nature of Woodcock's constituency (dominated as it is by a major defence contractor) would probably mean that it would be more likely to vote Remain than Farron's did.
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Everybody in that area is supported by BAESYSTEMS one way or another. Without the Submarine contracts the whole place would close. I don't know which way they voted, but I suspect neither does Pienaar's Gloves......
 
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