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Didn’t Mays deal get 200 or so votes??
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Hang on, that's not correct is it? The two which came closest to a majority were Common Market and Confirmatory Vote. Revoke lost by a 100
Motion B) No deal - defeated by 400 votes to 160, majority 240.
Motion D) Common market 2.0 - defeated by 283 votes to 188, majority 95.
Motion H) Efta and EEA - defeated by 377 votes to 65, majority 312.
Motion J) Customs union - defeated by 272 votes to 264, majority eight.
Motion K) Labour's alternative plan - defeated by 307 votes to 237, majority 70.
Motion L) Revocation to avoid no-deal - defeated by 293 votes to 184, majority 109.
Motion M) Confirmatory public vote - defeated by 295 voted to 268, majority 27.
Motion O) Contingent preferential arrangements - defeated by 422 votes to 139, majority 283.
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Sky News currently spinning that the indicative vote option for common market had more votes than TM's deal, conveniently ignoring that the revoke Art50 option had more votes
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