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Voted for Andy Slaughter in Hammersmith. Greetings from Canada.
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Paperhouse posted:Carragher seems like a good lad these days despite being a oval office of a player and spitting in a girl's face https://twitter.com/tom_usher_/status/1205069175883997185?s=19
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abelwingnut posted:so what exactly comes at 2200? exit polls? an avalanche of real results from all across? something else? Bang on 10pm GMT, we get the exit poll. It's usually very accurate. Then throughout the night, we get actual results from the counting. Some aren't done until 7am, but we'll know which way the wind is blowing well before then, how early depends on how close it is
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Wistful of Dollars posted:Vote Labour Well when you put it like that, how could I not?
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Still chance to get in on the sweepstakes https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/101ShRNc4MC1YtBI2XE0ru8rda4aTlNBaIytsutD-QIc/edit#gid=1959274628 Also bookmark the other sheets for tonight, they'll be useful references
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Juche Couture posted:My facebook ads today have been almost entirely an organisation called “Mainstream UK” with a video clip saying that JC is an antisemite and an IRA sympathiser. That's the "non-political" group set up by Ian Austin and supported by Rachel Riley and the CUKTIG failsons to bring civility back to politics which only ever has a go at Corbs
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Finally caught up with the thread. Thanks to all those who are voting Labour for me as I'm a filthy forrin. I'll be doing GOTV stuff as soon as I finish work. Solidarity forever, comrades!
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Carrier posted:going out to vote labour now voted labour
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An earnest suggestion: After you've cast your vote, don't sit up and watch the election coverage for your own mental health. It's like water torture. Once your vote is in the ballot box, and if you're helping people to the polls and their ballots are in too, it's out of your hands. Go do something else for your own sake.
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Carrier posted:voted labour eggsellent
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Tesseraction posted:Momentum thugs Untitled Goosed the 'moderates' out so the new choices are generally pro Corbyn. That's why cunts like Wes Streeting haven't stood down - they know a lefty would take their spot. I really do wonder who is going to 'lead the charge' for centrists taking back control of the party when JC stands down. Who do they have? Watson was their figurehead and he's out. Keir Starmer? They've got hardly anyone with an ounce of name recognition and nobody in a position of power.
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Tesseraction posted:It is a horrible day and you are a wonderful goose https://twitter.com/scattermoon/status/1205098000613294080 Extremely blessed
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Gyro Zeppeli posted:An earnest suggestion: After you've cast your vote, don't sit up and watch the election coverage for your own mental health. It's like water torture. Once your vote is in the ballot box, and if you're helping people to the polls and their ballots are in too, it's out of your hands. Go do something else for your own sake. gently caress that, I'm in for the victory party 2017 was a loving blast and we lost that one
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jabby posted:I really do wonder who is going to 'lead the charge' for centrists taking back control of the party when JC stands down. Who do they have? Watson was their figurehead and he's out. Keir Starmer? They've got hardly anyone with an ounce of name recognition and nobody in a position of power. Jess loving Phillips
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Gyro Zeppeli posted:An earnest suggestion: After you've cast your vote, don't sit up and watch the election coverage for your own mental health. It's like water torture. Once your vote is in the ballot box, and if you're helping people to the polls and their ballots are in too, it's out of your hands. Go do something else for your own sake. Depends on what the exit poll says. If it's hellworld I'm drinking until I wake up the next day feeling numb. If not I'm plugging myself into the loving matrix.
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JeremoudCorbynejad posted:Still chance to get in on the sweepstakes https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/101ShRNc4MC1YtBI2XE0ru8rda4aTlNBaIytsutD-QIc/edit#gid=1959274628 is it too late for the green party to get 420 seats? still time for last-minute campaigning everyone we can do this
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Gyro Zeppeli posted:An earnest suggestion: After you've cast your vote, don't sit up and watch the election coverage for your own mental health. It's like water torture. Once your vote is in the ballot box, and if you're helping people to the polls and their ballots are in too, it's out of your hands. Go do something else for your own sake. This is my plan. It still means that I have to deal with the horrible, heart-stopping 'wake up, roll over and check phone' moment of doom, but there's no way I'd come out of a livewatch intact. I think even if it was good news it'd be too overwhelming for me today.
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jabby posted:I really do wonder who is going to 'lead the charge' for centrists taking back control of the party when JC stands down. Who do they have? Watson was their figurehead and he's out. Keir Starmer? They've got hardly anyone with an ounce of name recognition and nobody in a position of power. kier starmer maybe, or emily thornburry. compromise candidate of someone who bent the knee enough to corbynism as a movement but who isn't necessarily ideologically aligned, they learned their lesson trying to pitch overt wreckers like owen smith.
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pitch a fitness posted:Vote C You want me to vote C, for a guy called Justyn? gently caress you.
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Two democracies done here. It seemed busier than I'm used to? I don't usually vote till later though so who knows.
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jabby posted:I really do wonder who is going to 'lead the charge' for centrists taking back control of the party when JC stands down. Who do they have? Watson was their figurehead and he's out. Keir Starmer? They've got hardly anyone with an ounce of name recognition and nobody in a position of power. I think worrying about the succession now is a bit pointless. So much is going to change between now and Jeremy stepping down that predicting what the party and the selectorate go for seems premature
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stev posted:Really hope he loses by one vote. Alternatively: he loses by whatever the margin is for a recount plus one vote. I don't know why but that's funnier to me.
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Failed Imagineer posted:Gratified to see that 65daysofstatic are good eggs because they loving own They once had a Tory councillor in a festival audience have a go at them on social media because they made a socialist/anti-tory speech and were being big meanies to her.
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