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Even 75% is very high. When reading earlier it seemed most people working at the polling stations estimated 70-80%I doubt it's quite that high to be honest - 75% I reckon.
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Expect it'll only be of marginal difference, was more concerned that Remain voters wouldn't get out in London and apparently that's been reaching over 80%, up by 15-20% on the GE.@UPIK
Isn't that bad news?
Maybe but I'd have thought most would choose to remain based on principle.'mom'? Guessing you're not from Liverpool?
That vote isn't that strange in itself as those already here may see some benefit to leaving.
Yeah of course, always expected a higher turn out for this one. Stakes are higher, and I think people realize that it's a one time opportunity essentially. By the time this opportunity would come round again the whole landscape will have majorly changed most likely.Even 75% is very high. When reading earlier it seemed most people working at the polling stations estimated 70-80%
A major part of his role is to convince the undecided of the benefits of the Labour movement - it doesn't help if he's just speaking to the echo chamber. He's utterly failed/ing at this to date, and I don't see how this will possibly change considering his approach with the media and skills at presenting a message.He can't control the media's chosen priorities during the campaign and for obvious reasons that's been the Prime Minister. I've had no issue following his interviews and events, if people haven't found them I'd argue they probably don't care enough to now be complaining about his lack of visibility.
Depends what you mean by bad. They were always going to vote Leave, just depends what margin.Maybe bad news from Sunderland though
BBC just said it could be as much as 63%, more than what was expectedDepends what you mean by bad. They were always going to vote Leave, just depends what margin.
Leave to win then.BBC just said it could be as much as 63%, more than what was expected
Okay will do.Yup, much better, you can go back to running the immugrunts like me out of the country now. Right after you get a hang of punctuation.
He's been an invisible disgrace, if that makes sense.There are but Labour remain is crucial to this vote. I am but I still have emotional ties to Labour (especially since we elected a lefty leader). I am really distraught by his efforts.
Policy overreach and u-turns.Cameron won't concede on issues I don't believe. It'll be refocused on delivering what he's already 'achieved'
yup stopping there!can we just leave it there?
Jeremy Vine suggested earlier it was going to be very close, he didn't sound like 60+% was a very likely result based on the early polls...Depends what you mean by bad. They were always going to vote Leave, just depends what margin.
He has. I can't accept it, given the overwhelming views to remain of those who put him in his position.He's been an invisible disgrace, if that makes sense.
feck your Poznan, feck your vote?Marginal Remain expected from Newcastle.
Always preferred them to Sunderland.
I got given a bottle of 'Lake's Gin'. Apparently it's an 'artisan gin' and costs a bomb. Load of shite, don't waste your money.@ThierryHenry The gin is open.