Don't they compete with Newcastle Upon Tyne?
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General guide here - http://election.pressassociation.com/Declaration_times/general_2017_by_time.php
Can obviously vary depending on closeness, local issues etc but that's when they're expected.
I once thought south Africa was next to India, I'm not the best person to ask about geography
4am according to The Mirror's list (no idea how accurate)
I have feckwits on my Facebook , saying I have taken a pen , they are not rubbing out my vote 
Good idea.
Geographically they are next door neighbours. I meant that they both try to return their vote first.
Sunderland may be more interesting than usual. Labour heartland but strong Leave vote.
I have feckwits on my Facebook , saying I have taken a pen , they are not rubbing out my vote
That was a big thing around brexit.
fecking idiots.
Moyes will break that record too
Indeed. I'm seeing it from the other side this time though. Seems neither side is safe from the idiocy.
Last GE and Brexit my feed was pretty bad. Might have been after the result though, can't remember though.
Issues in Plymouth as well
That idiocy stops Labour being elected imo.
Everyone I sadly know who voted brexit, giving the tories all the power, are now voting Labour here. It makes absolutely no sense to me.
Then to me it isn't a legal election.
They need to extend the 10pm deadline. Issues in multiple areas around the country
That's an absolutefecking joke
1500 postal ballots also lost in Plymouth.
I agree, it's a farce.
Must be some sad people on Twitter. Sky News as taken it upon themselves to show dogs and horses
How the feck does someone even manage that?
Brexit isn't the only thing worth voting for. Il be honest the NHS and my children's education are the main reason why I have voted for labour.
Average day for royal fail
Not sure but these are the times for the 10 most marginal seats
2:00 - Bury North (378 CON majority/LAB 2nd)
2:30 - Ynys Mon (Anglesey) (229 LAB majority/PC 2nd)
2:30 - Vale of Clwyd (237 CON majority/LAB 2nd)
3:00 - Ealing Central & Acton (274 LAB majority/CON 2nd)
4:00 - Croydon Central (165 CON majority/LAB 2nd)
4:00 - Gower (27 CON majority/LAB 2nd)
5:00 - Brentford & Isleworth (465 LAB majority/CON 2nd)
5:00 - City of Chester (93 LAB majority/CON 2nd)
5:30 - Berwickshire, Roxburgh & Selkirk (328 SNP majority/CON 2nd)
6:00 - Derby North (41 CON majority/LAB 2nd)
4:00 will be when result for Newcastle-under-Lyme and Plymouth constituencies (also marginal and with some voting issues) are declared.
Not going to happen.
Thanks. Tusk says Britain could withdraw 'formally, legally, yes', which is not the same thing at all as saying such a thing would be welcomed or allowed. I don't read that response as exactly encouraging, to be honest.
Electoral Commission not issuing any guidance. Complete jokers
What a joke.
Older voters can be bribed too. I'd say the main reason that Dementia tax was dropped was because it annoyed the group most likely to vote. Pissing off students isn't as dangerous. Besides, they're the ones who'll deal with the consequences the most. If anything, they have more right. It's not like age actually makes anyone vote more intelligently.
Nearly all Marginals disgrace. The Tories can't even marshal an impartial election.
The whole brexit thing for me was topsy turvy where I lived it felt like. The Tory voters actually wanted to remain and the labour voters wanted to leave. Obviously it's only my own anecdotal evidence which is kinda meaningless but it was all very bizarre.