Poll: *** 2010 General Election Result & Discussion ***
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I absolutely hear where you're coming from, it isn't easy for people who are unemployed. However, everyone can better themselves and improve their chances to get a job. Or even start your own business.
The one thing we shouldn't do is to rely on the government to provide more jobs in the public sector, that just increases the problem as it takes money away from the government and provides no product for export that can bring money into the country which is the main goal of any economy.
Voting Conservative in Scotland is a bit like not voting at all for all the influence it will have
Perhaps, but they are the party that I have the greatest support for and like their policies more than the other lot.
The only thing I really wish they would pick up is the pledge for PR but that's not going to happen eh?
I could never vote for Labour, Lib Dem or SNP and nor do I fancy going for one of those 'fringe' parties.
Maybe in time, my vote will start to mean something! Let's just wait for the results, you never know...
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I like the fact David is an educated posh Etonite. I fail to see how anyone thinking sensibly thinks this is a bad thing. I like the video
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Wouldn't you prefer Brown on your University Challenge team though?I like the fact David is an educated posh Etonite. I fail to see how anyone thinking sensibly thinks this is a bad thing. I like the video
Not sure... Would he keep an eye on the ball? *drum roll*
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Clarify please?
There's no fixed time (as it depends on how close the outcome is), but by tomorrow morning we'll likely know. The first constituency result will probably be announced by around 10:45 PM.
What is interesting is that we had people collecting voter's numbers outside the door of the voting station.. I refused (if I vote or not is up to me, if I attend or not is irrelevant too).
What I will say is that I have pizza, crisps and beer in... now to watch the 'shock' of the labour party as the conservatives drop into power..
What I will say is that I have pizza, crisps and beer in... now to watch the 'shock' of the labour party as the conservatives drop into power..
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Voted Labour because the local Tory council here has been awful, it's one of the job for life places. I ignored all my feelings towards any of main party leaders to focus on the local issues.
I'll get my coat...
As mentioned the results come out at around 22.45 but they trickle in... I've never stayed up late enough to see the final result as they sometimes go beyond 4am.
If you want an indicator you can use the OcUK poll + others that I've found.
DigitalSpy Forum = 1000+ votes atm
Studentroom = Locked Until 10pm (Obviously give you idea of younger voters opinions)
+Labour voters - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7HYqkBvtHk I chuckled at him wearing nazi uniforms...
By 3-4 o'clock in the morning unless they are so close that it requires a re-count then around 7 in the morning, I know this because my missus has the unfortunate duty of being in a polling doo dah since 6 this morning then having to help count.
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What time will all the results be counted and in for?
Can't stay up all night
*** Just read the above.
Can't stay up all night
*** Just read the above.