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That's fine. Sinn Fein never show up, so that's only 322 (so far) needed at the most.They'll end up one seat off or something ridiculous like that.
Poll: *** 2010 General Election Result & Discussion ***
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It's interesting how far away from the real results this poll is so far. I always thought this forum might reflect a fairly decent cross section of the public.
But apparently there's a significant gap between the geeky public and the real public.
Labour are doing far better than I expected.
Ultimately I suspect we're up against the same old politicial problem... most people support political parties in the same way they support football teams. They can't remember why they support who they do, it's just something they've always done.
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But apparently there's a significant gap between the geeky public and the real public.
Labour are doing far better than I expected.Ultimately I suspect we're up against the same old politicial problem... most people support political parties in the same way they support football teams. They can't remember why they support who they do, it's just something they've always done.
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Just shows that Facebook students aren't worth jack.
1.4% so far? Not exactly massive really is it.
More of a thing they aren't actually allowed to vote, is it not?
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It's interesting how far away from the real results this poll is so far. I always thought this forum might reflect a fairly decent cross section of the public.
But apparently there's a significant gap between the geeky public and the real public.
Andrew McP
Mainly to do with Lib Dems failings, not Labours succeeding.
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It is given Cleggmania and the anti-Tory libdem movement.
My prediction for a 2nd Conservative seat in Scotland has failed (for now at least)
Aberdeenshire stays with the Lib Dems at 38.4%. Cons at 30.3%.
4.9% swing from LD to Cons.
Almost!
Still sod all meaningful going on in Scotland, not one change.
Aberdeenshire stays with the Lib Dems at 38.4%. Cons at 30.3%.
4.9% swing from LD to Cons.
Almost!
Still sod all meaningful going on in Scotland, not one change.
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Attention shifting to Morley and Outwood. Are we going to get that Balls moment?!
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If the stats stay similar to now it may not be up to the Lib Dems at all, they may not get enough votes to actually het a majority with Labour. If that happens I guess the only option would be to join the Conservatives if they wanted a chance in power.
How much did you lose?
163 to go.
Two pints - but it's my choice of bar! Might nip to that one Cameron went and had a pint in.
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********! Kerry (twitter csar/thickest MP in Parliament) McCarthy survived in Bristol East.. 
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158 to go.... Steady really.
The best you can say it that the swings are highly localised, consider Redcar and Eastleigh to Montgomeryshire