General Election 2024

Is there an easy way of seeing the seats left to declare?

Hannah Fry

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She was also at the count last night, counting up the votes & got in at about half four. Will be treating her extra nicely today.

The grey bits on the map on bbc. Dunno how to current it is kept though.

Basically.

How? These people are supposed to be informed not sheep to follow the BNP bullshit

Just going to reiterate again that Reform support is not a revolution in anyway, but the continuance of a trend. They have a similar vote share and count to UKIP in 2015. Those voters were mostly absorbed by the Tories in 2017 and 2019, who were perceived as the Brexit party.

Shows that number agree with him. Bleak.

& dog shit & cars blocking pavements

Her friend has lost his job....

With a couple of dozen seats left to declare Labour have 408 seats,
well above the 326 required for a majority

Ask to get paid to throw milkshake on him.

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(repeated myself below)

Brexit Party stood over 300 candidates down for Tories in 2019 in a deal with Johnson - why are none of the professional analysts factoring this in? The swing to them is overstated. They need to be compared with older UKIP vote shares.

Thanks, I'll have a look, just got Sky on the projector ATM.

Sky are saying 410 Labour 120 Tories, BBC 411 Labour 119 Tories, ITV Labour 410, 119 Tories, which is odd. Is there a disputed result or something?

Someone inside the Conservative Party leaked it apparently.

Chefs kiss

https://x.com/GittinsHolly/status/1809108794439283195/

The Tory voters went somewhere and it isn't on mass to labour or lib dem going by vote share gains

Just looked and ukip got 2% in 2017, 12% in 2015, 3% in 2010,

I didn't realise that one of the Reform MPs was that gobshite Lee Anderson. FFS.

Having been to Kings Lynn sadly a few times I’m shocked at this.

Ooof, Hendon goes Labour by 15 votes.

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Dr Fry. Enjoy her and Rutherford and fry podcasts.

gobshite Lee Anderson

Yup and he still wants ArE CuNtRy BaK

It'll come with time as more detailed analyses emerge. It (Brexit party) also needs to be factored into Labour's win. From the broad view, this seems to be a repeat of their performance in 2019 (the difference being the split vote on the right). Farage won the election for the Tories in 2019, and cost them it this year.

I know there's a bit of anti-electoral reform reaction to the popular vote, but the idea of one man being able to do that should give everyone some thought. The electoral system needs to be reformed.

So his racist comments are now ok.