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[Jebus_lives]

Russian bots m8 am I right

Confirmation bias more likely.

 

[catcherintherye]

Hung Parliament now moving in all across the board, as short as 13/8 in some places. Tories are continuing to drift, and have moved to 4/7 best price (about a 60% chance if I'm not mistaken?).

It will be interesting to see if that continues.

Odd other fact, not much grouping around the Tory seat numbers either. So people still think it's quite a wide range of possibilities.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

Repping L7

 

[Bungle]

I struggle to take the advice of a man that starts the video with "I tried to record this before but I had bare s**t in my beard"

 

[DanEFC92]

Voted. Up the reds.

 

[coollino]

The other day I was running and a vote conservative sign was hanging over the path, I moved it out of the way and it fell over into a bush

#votelabour

 

[Connor]

 

[orchard]

Hung Parliament now moving in all across the board, as short as 13/8 in some places. Tories are continuing to drift, and have moved to 4/7 best price (about a 60% chance if I'm not mistaken?).

It will be interesting to see if that continues.

Odd other fact, not much grouping around the Tory seat numbers either. So people still think it's quite a wide range of possibilities.

I'm hoping 'tactical' voting (ie those that want anything but another Spiv carve-up of the Nation's fabric) really and unexpectedly hammers them.

 

[Tubey]

It's possible. But also very unlikely.

It's not the young that would make a difference this way strangely enough - it's the 25-34 year old demographic who are technically savvy but still young enough to reliably vote Labour.

Just voted myself anyway. Kind of. I let my two year old use it for drawing practice. I was there five minutes, and predictably not a soul other than me, the kid and the vote taking people around. Which is the case in this constituency every single election.

 

[orchard]

What I was trying to say, but maxed.

 

[Connor]

It's possible. But also very unlikely.

It's not the young that would make a difference this way strangely enough - it's the 25-34 year old demographic who are technically savvy but still young enough to reliably vote Labour.

Just voted myself anyway. Kind of. I let my two year old use it for drawing practice. I was there five minutes, and predictably not a soul other than me, the kid and the vote taking people around. Which is the case in this constituency every single election.

Last two elections, I've had queues.

I mean, we're all voting Labour but queuing to do so.

 

[Tubey]

I sort of want Labour to get battered now just to see the #YouthQuake movement cry and start with outlandish conspiracy theories.

... but on balance, a hung parliament with Corbyn gone would be the better outcome.

 

[catcherintherye]

I'm hoping 'tactical' voting (ie those that want anything but another Spiv carve-up of the Nation's fabric) really and unexpectedly hammers them.

It's one of a number of potential hurdles for them to navigate. The bookies odds keep moving too.

 

[Baines' left foot]

FAKE SHOES hahahahaha.

 

[orchard]

It's one of a number of potential hurdles for them to navigate. The bookies odds keep moving too.

Good. They were cry-arsing about tactical voting t'other day, then there's that statistical assumption that the under 50's cba. Just might be enough...