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• #452
A haunt from the TNRC days.
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• #453
In reality it is much wider than that. Our reporting is purely factual anyway, but we still have to hold off until the polls close at 10pm. We have several packages filmed and ready to go but they're all on hold until then. Exit polls are factual - they're how people said they voted - but nobody puts them out till 10 as they could influence how people vote. All you will see until 10 is the leaders voting.
It's really boring but 3am tomorrow onwards should be proper exciting!
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• #454
My sister did some filming with David Dickinson once and asked him about his tan, he actually has Armenian heritage but everyone always thinks it's fake tan.
Just to clarify my sister isn't actually a racist.
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• #455
Really want to watch Airplane now...
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• #456
If there's a Lab/Con coalition I might hide in my cupboard for a few years.
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• #457
and if everyone was vegan there'd be the asparagus party, the quinoa party, the tofu party, the lemon party...
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• #458
old but...
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• #460
Voted Green
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• #461
I love the exit poll, I always lie. Everyone should lie to the exit poll.
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• #462
Can't wait to see how many London constituencies will be represented by the Green at the end.
I just hope that it won't be zero.
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• #463
Posters in windows from my house to polling station:
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• #464
So then no vote will be wasted.
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• #465
Is there any "live polling" type data?
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• #466
They usually start after the election is closed.
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• #467
No live polling data. It would be considered likely to affect those yet to vote.
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• #468
Do you even election, bro?
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• #469
He's one of the few people who actually would weigh the votes if he could.
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• #470
It will be zero
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• #471
Just been, discharged my civic duty, and I must say that I think it was probably the candidate having had the forethought to put "no to terrorism" under his name that swayed me, as obviously terrorism is bad.
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• #472
Yeah, that's very deep to the point and right indeed.
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• #473
Working in Highgate today, big house near our job was busy preparing for the local Tory victory party tonight. Like how it's safe enough to start celebrating before the results are in. Cunts(who pay my wages). :/
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• #474
Will probably be even longer than that.
All elected MPs will attend parliament on 18th & 19th to swear oath of allegiance and elect a speaker.
State Opening/Queen's Speech is on the 27th, after which there are usually 4 or 5 days of debating the contents of the speech, culminating in a vote to see if parliament will agree to go along with it.
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• #475
Oof, Conservatives up in the exit polls, but not quite a majority.
voted this morning. it was ace! might go again tonight.