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- Fri 08 May, 2015 08.19
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: 2015 UK Election
- Replies: 558
- Views: 151389
Re: 2015 UK Election
Balls gone
- Fri 08 May, 2015 07.44
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: 2015 UK Election
- Replies: 558
- Views: 151389
Re: 2015 UK Election
Ed Balls asks for recount and is on the brink
- Fri 08 May, 2015 07.13
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: 2015 UK Election
- Replies: 558
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Re: 2015 UK Election
Tories on course for 325 - an effective outright majority. Incredible result really, exceeding all expectations for Tories. Big name scalps in Scotland & slaughter for Lib Dems. New leaders required for Labour, Lib Dems & UKIP ? Meanwhile the polling industry is in tatters after this result.
- Fri 08 May, 2015 03.11
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: 2015 UK Election
- Replies: 558
- Views: 151389
Re: 2015 UK Election
Jim Murphy gone.
If exit poll figures are correct the suggestion is that Tories could legitimately govern as a minority.
If exit poll figures are correct the suggestion is that Tories could legitimately govern as a minority.
- Fri 08 May, 2015 03.06
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: 2015 UK Election
- Replies: 558
- Views: 151389
Re: 2015 UK Election
Far from 'locking Cameron out' looks like Sturgeons SNP successes against Labour will only serve to give him tenancy for another 5 years.
- Thu 07 May, 2015 22.22
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: 2015 UK Election
- Replies: 558
- Views: 151389
Re: 2015 UK Election
The YouGov poll is very different :
Conservative 284
Labour 263
SNP 48
LibDems 31
UKIP 2
Plaid 3
Green 1
Conservative 284
Labour 263
SNP 48
LibDems 31
UKIP 2
Plaid 3
Green 1
- Thu 07 May, 2015 22.01
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: 2015 UK Election
- Replies: 558
- Views: 151389
Re: 2015 UK Election
Tories got it almost nailed according to the exit poll.
- Thu 07 May, 2015 13.49
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: Metro-Exit-Poll
- Replies: 5
- Views: 2704
Re: Metro-Exit-Poll
Ah the golden era for the Lib Dems.bilky asko wrote:The 2010 poll
- Fri 01 May, 2015 13.16
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: Giving your ball a rub for the election
- Replies: 50
- Views: 15848
Re: Giving your ball a rub for the election
Perhaps the bigger challenge is to predict who the leaders of each political party will be a year on from now ?
The only certainty really being Sturgeon.
The only certainty really being Sturgeon.
- Fri 01 May, 2015 08.11
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: 2015 UK Election
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- Views: 151389
Re: 2015 UK Election
Of course no party should be ruling out working with anyone before the electorate have spoken. If it is the will of the electorate then they should be open to collaboration and consensus to form stable government.
Totally disingenuous and disrespectful to the electorate to say otherwise.
Totally disingenuous and disrespectful to the electorate to say otherwise.
- Wed 29 Apr, 2015 14.29
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: Giving your ball a rub for the election
- Replies: 50
- Views: 15848
Re: Giving your ball a rub for the election
Tories could struggle to form a coalition I think. Lib Dems will be diminished and UKIP won't have enough. So can foresee a struggle for the Tories to get over the line.
Labour with the SNP seems most likely. Labour seem to have more options with parties more willing to collaborate with them.
Labour with the SNP seems most likely. Labour seem to have more options with parties more willing to collaborate with them.