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Weird Election
From: CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)
5 Jul 22:40
To: milko
26 of 29
43038.26
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43038.25
Uninspiring centrist fails to build sufficient political support [from billionaires, CEOs, and other power brokers; 'grass-roots' don't count for shit] to enact necessary changes to stave off massive economic dislocation and desire for a fascist who can 'get things done.' With assorted, hostile state actors sticking their oar in to make sure confusion, paranoia, and anarchy prevail.
From: Kenny J (WINGNUTKJ)
6 Jul 10:25
To: Kenny J (WINGNUTKJ)
27 of 29
43038.27
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43038.4
The polls were right (for my constituency), and Labour won by a comfortable margin. Seems to have been a similar story in various places across Scotland. Bad night for the SNP.
EDITED: 6 Jul 15:25 by WINGNUTKJ
From: ANT_THOMAS
9 Jul 21:15
To: ALL
28 of 29
43038.28
My first vote in my new constituency (Keighley and Ilkley).
Voted Labour
Stayed Tory
Was projected to change hands in the lead up but I didn't believe the polls. Stayed Tory by a decent margin in comparison to the rest of the UK.
Ilkley is very Tory.
Bradford Council is Labour led and is generally seen as bad. Easy attack line.
From: Oscarvarium (OZGUR)
10 Jul 22:59
To: ANT_THOMAS
29 of 29
43038.29
In reply to
43038.28
Are we neighbours now!? I was quite shocked by Keighley not swinging the small amount it would have needed to flip, since it has been such a marginal seat in recent elections.
(I consider getting rid of Philip Davies in Shipley an acceptable alternative)