Tory vote split nicely in Sunderland South. Fat bastard Reform candidate.
General Election 2024
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How does 51% turn out compare?
So many votes for Reform is disturbing.
It really hitting home now that that may just be the case...
Really scary. My mother in law has voted for them, she spends all day watching GB news. Deeply intelligent woman, it’s scary
Nearly 12k votes for reform...fecking hell.
How? The people of England really doesn't want it, no matter what they say these days.
Not to mention, why would EU welcome back someone who changes their mind on the subject every couple of years?
Going back to your ex hardly ever works.
England should have to deal with the decision they made, and try to do better in the future.
Heard this is where those muslamic rayguns were first discovered.
... Maybe.
It’s also a damning indictment of the voting system.
That's why I said generally
Yeah but some morons are inviting the dickheads on their shows. Which means they themselves are dickheads.
The Brexit seats can't accept they made the wrong choice Reform + Tory almost beats labour in sunderland. Insane.
Err...I hate to break something to you...
have vote shares been reported anywhere? only seen this, but it's from gb news
e - If this is is true, and looking also at things like this, it looks like the Tory vote went slightly to Labour, Greens, Lib Dems, and mostly to reform,, while the labour vote held or went slightly to greens.
The other story is the collapse of the SNP of course.
e - If this is is true, and looking also at things like this, it looks like the Tory vote went slightly to Labour, Greens, Lib Dems, and mostly to reform,, while the labour vote held or went slightly to greens.
The other story is the collapse of the SNP of course.
It shouldnt come as a surprise to anyone, just look at Brexit.
Overall swing from labour to reform of 3%
This will be a sham majority. On a knife edge with the far right.
This will be a sham majority. On a knife edge with the far right.
It's not a surprise, it's just so damning.
It's easier to con someone than it is to convince them that they've been conned
Clearly not.
Yeah, it would also be political suicide for Labour and there's no way they could win another term. Once the boomers start dying off maybe then the process can restart.
That Reform vote is terrifying. Significant minority of the country is racist and utterly bonkers
The Reform vote was orchestrated for Sam Woods-Brass
Uh oh. BBC have broken Rees Mogg out of his crypt.
That’s scary. Goes to confirm that this is a Labour win, but propped up largely by a vote split between conservatives and reform.
JRM...go feck yourself.
No shit, there's a sizeable portion of the country that are fecking cnuts.
Mogg
But also seems to be locking in extremism politics as "normal" because they can't get over it.
Not sure about that area. But usually overall it is pretty low, very complacent usually.
It's at times like these I realise there's far more racist people in this country then I'd like to think
Harsh on hobbers...
The whole of Europe is doing this though, it's a growing trend.
36% for labour is nothing. Reform and Tories well in excess. Very dangerous.
POCs been saying this for years tbh.
Why does Laura have two necklaces? One is a Boris cock ring I think.
Not Scotland chief
Labour won't get another easy election that's for sure. It's going to have to make this term count.
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