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[RedShift]

"She was the Prime Minister" that Freudian slip

 

[gngf123]

I might find nearly everything she says awful, but Priti Patel is a much better speaker than May and Rudd.

 

[Empty]

yougov estimates 53% labour for this seat

 

[Hasney]

Whatever happens tomorrow with the hangover, this is the mood in a Labour safe seat and I only caught half

https://youtu.be/LY0dy1Jl1tw

 

[ChemicalCutthroat]

These flatmates have obliterated a whole bottle of Jameson in less than 30 minutes

Mother fuckers

If it's anything like the USA Prez election we would be on number three.

 

[jufonuk]

No one clapped for ukip candidate ahahahah

 

[DjRalford]

2/1 ON?

LAWLZ

According to paddypower

Boris Johnson now 2/1 to replace Theresa May as Tory leader. Philip Hammond (7/1), Sajid Javid (12/1) and Michael Gove (14/1) @paddypower

 

[Stead Fast]

Drink no. 3 (for real this time)

 

[Meadows]

Yep, this is bad news for Labour

 

[cyberheater]

Okay. Time for bed. I've got to wake up at stupid o'clock.

Good luck Labour.

 

[Par Score]

Thank you Sunderland Central for cutting that "interview" off.

 

[kharma45]

Another swing torwards the Tories.

 

[Carl]

Another one better for Tory than expected. This exit poll isn't looking good

 

[Lego Boss]

The % thusfar results are matching the Yougov model (306 tories 269 labour). In fact they're slightly better for Labour than that.

What's the methodology?

 

[Real Hero]

Worse again

 

[afroguy10]

A bit downhearted to see the SNP potentially losing so many seats but would be happy to see some Labour gains if it makes things easier for us all. If Scotland helps the Tories out massively though we should fire ourselves away from Earth and into the Sun.

 

[whyamihere]

Maybe.

There really isn't another party that can compete there beyond a huge swing.

 

[Huw_Dawson]

LD might be losing Ceredigion. Huw on suicide watch.

If "LD 14" turns into a rout I'd be very cross, to put it bluntly.

 

[BreezyLimbo]

If it's anything like the USA Prez election we would be on number three.

Aye

I drank a whole bottle of vodka that night. Drunk posted a bit.

 

[Jezbollah]

Sunderland Central:
Lab: 55.5% (+5.3)
Con: 33.4% (+10.0)
UKIP: 4.9% (-14.3)
LDem: 3.9% (+1.3)
Grn: 1.6% (-2.5)
Ind: 0.7% (+0.2)

 

[StayDead]

Labour hold!

 

[Deleted member 231381]

More Northern non-marginals; we're not getting much of a good picture here.

 

[Oriel]

2.3% swing from Lab to Con in Sunderland Central. A trend emerging.

 

[pulsemyne]

Would both go back to Labour.

Oh happy days!!! No Tories in Swansea area. Love it.

 

[Real Hero]

Labour hold!

Yeah but worse than the exit poll predicted

 

[Dynasty]

Labour hold that fuckin line.

 

[whyamihere]

Sunderland Central:
Lab: 55.5% (+5.3)
Con: 33.4% (+10.0)
UKIP: 4.9% (-14.3)
LDem: 3.9% (+1.3)
Grn: 1.6% (-2.5)
Ind: 0.7% (+0.2)

yougov estimates 53% labour for this seat

Well!

 

[gngf123]

yougov estimates 53% labour for this seat

That was pretty close. 56% Labour.

 

[Audioboxer]

UKIP beating Lib Dems in Sunderland Central but lol.

 

[Kiever Sher]

Hazy fog of war situation with that damn exit poll

 

[Darkstorne]

Third result in a row that show the Exit Poll has over-estimated Labour votes, and a thunderstorm has just started over Canterbury. Not looking good chaps...

 

[George Oscar Bluth II]

Just keep expectations low. I am.

 

[KingSnake]

yougov estimates 53% labour for this seat

Yougov model still holding decently then.

 

[kharma45]

2.3% swing from Lab to Con in Sunderland Central. A trend emerging.

Something that's often forgotten about in the discussion around the exit polls is the affect of postal voting.

 

[Lo-Volt]

The Tories far outperformed in Sunderland Central. Labour's majority under 10,000. They both did better than before, the the swing was 2.3% to the Conservatives. Because in safe seats, the voters are looser tonight or what?

BBC: Labour sources think the Conservatives are overperforming in postal votes and aren't picked up in the exit poll.

 

[DeadOnions]

Would both go back to Labour.

Looking at those the other day. I think Gower had only 27 votes in it.

 

[kiyomi]

Why is the food critic from Masterchef on the election coverage

 

[ChemicalCutthroat]

Aye

I drank a whole bottle of vodka that night. Drunk posted a bit.

At some point I was just following on the radio, then started playing Fallout 4 for the maximum experience.

 

[Izuna]

If it's anything like the USA Prez election we would be on number three.

I'm drinking casually. And by that, I mean... I haven't had a drink in 6 months.

Flatmates are the same. Games don't work when you got the GOAT booze

 

[SictorVullivan]

come on YouGov

 

[milanbaros]

Exit poll is such duff haha

 

[hohoXD123]

This guy really doesn't like the exit poll

 

[tomtom94]

Lol UKIP

 

[RedShift]

UKIP vote seems to be consistently going 2/3 to Conservatives and 1/3 to Labour?

 

[hydrophilic attack]

This is turning out so much better than I expected when May called for an election. I will admit I bought into the anti-Corby hype for a while there. Glad I was wrong

 

[Evil Monkey DTT]

I just got online, is good or evil winning so far?

 

[Oriel]

Something that's often forgotten about in the discussion around the exit polls is the affect of postal voting.

Yep.

 

[chadskin]

The YouGov guy on CNN said with the latest Sunderland result it's trending more towards a hung parliament than a Con absolute majority.

 

[Deleted member 231381]

YouGov's model is looking incredibly good right now. I don't think it's missed a single result by more than the usual statistical margin of error right now.

 

[ferrasvansen]

Yougov election predictor looking spot on again, in fact better than expected in all seats for labour.