This would definitely bite them in the ar$e. The Tory party has a demographic base like FMTTM, and they're not getting any younger. Making them hobble to a polling station would finish some of them off.
What do Thursday's results indicate for the election?
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NYboro
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I was away last Tuesday and had sent in my postal vote. I would have had to make a journey home to vote otherwise.
Chris_Boro
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The Tories - it's time to scrap them.
Unravel_Morrison
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The rather obvious problem is that they would have to make exceptions and as soon as you do that it's destined to fail.
Zoophonic
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I’m guessing he wants to wipe out the student vote although we don’t know for sure because he doesn’t offer a reason. It’s a trolling tweet sticking 2 fingers up at the public who are about to vote him and his gaslighting party out of office.
ForssAwakens
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Agree with this , reform are gonna get a bunch of candidates and step down in the month before leaving little in right wing alternatives
Laughing
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Reform only stand down if the tories can offer them something. In 2019 it was a hard Brexit. Today the tories have nothing reform want.
Cardiffdaffs
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Today’s YouGov poll is Labour 48% Conservatives 18% (worst ever for Sunak).
WeeGord
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If I'm not mistaken, their poll last week had been their lowest ever at 19% too I think.
Paintolerance
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The hung parliament prediction is on share vote in the local council elections...which is why all other pollsters etc say it's a load of b***ks.So pardon my political ignorance, but a 48% / 19% in favour of Labour...... indicates a hung parliament........anyone make this make sense......
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Labour will win the next election comfortably. It's just a case of by how wide a margin