glitch Posted July 5 Posted July 5 36 minutes ago, Burn said: Apparently voter turnout was only around 52% Wouldn't that be the lowest turnout in over a century
John Slayne Posted July 5 Posted July 5 2 minutes ago, Thickorita said: Small victories tonight girls deserved. Starmer can go eat dirt!
discreetinside Posted July 5 Posted July 5 57 minutes ago, Jack! said: It's annoying and far too much, but it is worth nothing this is only 10 seats (maybe 11? East Renfrewshire typically can be a Tory hotspot and it doesn't seem to be blue from what I can see but it's far into the central belt so might not be visible since there's so many constituencies in that strip) - it's just the constituencies in the Highlands and Lowlands are large. In any case, it's upsetting considering what Thatcher-ism style Tory beliefs did to Scotland. That time frame alone should be enough reason to deter anyone in this country voting for them, even if it was 45 years ago. EDIT: Maybe it's 12 or 13 actually, it's difficult to tell on that map since I think the West is split up a bit without lines considering all the Isles. I believe someone else just mentioned the exit poll in Scotland was kinda off and didn't aligned with the opinion polls so we'll see
Genius1111 Posted July 5 Posted July 5 (edited) From BBC.com Labour - 41 seats / 42.4% (+16 seats) Conservative - 2 seats / 20.0% (-19 seats) Reform - 1 seat / 19.2% (+1 seat) Liberal Democrat - 2 seats / 7.2% (+2 seats) 56% turnout (-8 points from 2019) Edited July 5 by Genius1111
May Posted July 5 Posted July 5 1 minute ago, Genius1111 said: From BBC.com Labour - 41 seats / 42.4% (+16 seats) Conservative - 2 seats / 20.0% (-19 seats) Reform - 1 seat / 19.2% (+1 seat) Liberal Democrat - 2 seats / 7.2% (+2 seats) oh it was bad for them
shimind Posted July 5 Posted July 5 so UK equivalent of Democrats are winning and republicans are losing? am i correct? Good job UK. Another country where the needle is swinging to the left
discreetinside Posted July 5 Posted July 5 Labour truly fumbled this seat based from the candidate selection 1
discreetinside Posted July 5 Posted July 5 It's been fun following the election night even as a non British. Love to see the Tories tremendous (and some Labour) demise 1
discreetinside Posted July 5 Posted July 5 (edited) Greens new gain for Bristol Central as expected Apparently they're second on neighbors Bristol East and Bristol South as well. Edited July 5 by discreetinside
Jack! Posted July 5 Posted July 5 4 minutes ago, discreetinside said: Greens new gain for Bristol Central as expected We LOVE to see it.
Genius1111 Posted July 5 Posted July 5 Rishi has conceded the GE and called Keir to congratulate him.
Genius1111 Posted July 5 Posted July 5 Labour vote share in 2024 - 37% Labour vote share in 2019 - 33% Labour vote share in 2017 - 40%
Genius1111 Posted July 5 Posted July 5 Labour has won 326 seats now so Keir is now the 58th PM and only the 5th Labour leader to win a GE.
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