Poll: The official I voted/election results thread

[squerble]

Nick Robinson lost his voice lol.

He's recovering from surgery.

 

[StriderX]

He's recovering from surgery.

Really? oh thought it was just too much talking

 

[platypus]

Hah, huge majority for Boris. Gotta love him even if he is a buffoon .

 

[StriderX]

Hah, huge majority for Boris. Gotta love him even if he is a buffoon .

Hed be such a great PM, 2020

 

[Cosimo]

Nick Robinson lost his voice lol.

He's recovering from an operation to remove a cancerous tumour so it's not surprising after a long night.

 

[Freakbro]

As I've said, their vote was made up from disaffected voters from other parties, these voters are simply returning to type.

I agree in the main, but a lot of long term Lib Dem supporters seem to have deserted them too though, which I don't understand, as I also think they did a good job as a coalition partner

 

[Kenai]

Nick Robinson lost his voice lol.

Hilarious, man recovering from lung cancer loses voice

 

[Robbo]

Expect big changes.

For the better I expect, more of the same.

 

[platypus]

I have never liked the Lib Dems but I thought they were a good coalition partner. I can't imagine the last 5 years would have gone as smoothly for the country had they not made their principled decision. I feel sorry for them.

I think they've done really well. Ignoring all the idiots who bleated about them selling out by going into Coalition, I think it was best for the country, rather than Westminster.

I am going to miss coalition government.

 

[Cosimo]

Hah, huge majority for Boris. Gotta love him even if he is a buffoon .

He'll be ready and waiting for 2020.

 

[Bear]

I have never liked the Lib Dems but I thought they were a good coalition partner. I can't imagine the last 5 years would have gone as smoothly for the country had they not made their principled decision. I feel sorry for them.

I agree, I think they probably took the edge off the Tories and got some good policies in.

 

[Bear]

I think they've done really well. Ignoring all the idiots who bleated about them selling out by going into Coalition, I think it was best for the country, rather than Westminster.

I am going to miss coalition government.

I think it's more down to the immaturity of an electorate that isn't used to the concept of coalitions.

 

[Spook187]

For the better I expect, more of the same.

It remains to be seen of course.

 

[Freefaller]

I was actually kinda expecting another coalition, because I don't feel 1 party will always have the best policies and that a coalition forces a little compromise and often make better decisions for the UK. However I'm not particularly upset about the current outcomes, but relieved UKIP have done so badly!

 

[squerble]

Labour voters waking up this morning:

 

[LOAM]

I have never liked the Lib Dems but I thought they were a good coalition partner. I can't imagine the last 5 years would have gone as smoothly for the country had they not made their principled decision. I feel sorry for them.

I agree with many conservative policies but not all, similarly with Lib Dems so the coalition was good for me personally and from a business sence. I'm Gedling constituency which is marginal Labour / Cons (2010 Labour - Vernon Coaker) with LD nowhere in sight, I voted conservative this year for the first time in 20 years. In addition to the above I was horrified at the thought of Balls being in charge of the finances.

 

[mburn_83]

Cameron played little England well, although he has probably sold the end of the UK to keep his grip on power.

Got to wonder what will happen when right wing inbreds vote to leave the EU? Will Scotland get a veto?

 

[StriderX]

Micheal Moore lost... oh dear.

 

[Dark Light]

Hopefully the SNP will get 56 with Conservative getting the remaining 3.

Well I got the number right, just got the other 3 wrong.

 

[antijoke]

So the fallout of this is what exactly?

Are Scotland going to vote for independence again? We get a vote to leave the EU?