Exit Poll Suggests Tories Have Lost Majority

[jim360]

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[jim360]

Even if the exit poll is correct, or mostly correct, then Labour still aren't nearly the largest party. So what this really means is that either May leads a coalition (of chaos?) or a minority government (unstable?), or resign, and force a second election later this year.

Either way, this is her mistake. No-one else's.

[douglas9401]

He could be having a giraffe down the rub-a-dub with some like minded geezers before heading off down the frog.

[anneasquith]

Totally agree Jim, her calling a general election purely an ego boost ,whatever the result like him or not J C has had an excellent few weeks .

[mikey4444]

Agreed Anne.

[vetuste_ennemi]

Only bad thing about the night so far is having to watch Jeremy Vine honing his irritating prat skills on BBC's coverage.

No, ITV and Robert Peston are not an alternative.

[jim360]

Still only holds so far. UKIP Collapsing across the board and increased turnout across the board the main stories. I'm liking the second one in particular.

[mikey4444]

Watch put for Morely and Outwood.

Ed Balls old seat. The Tories won in 2015 by a very small majority, so it looks like Labour will win it back again.

[-Talbot-]

https://twitter.com/search?q=%22Emily%20Thornberry%22&src=tren

[Smowball]

Sorry am still here! Was glued to the tv lol

[Smowball]

It could seriously go either way now

[ludwig]

It's exactly as I predicted - a marvellous victory for every party involved, especially the independent lo0oney bloke that stood somewhere or other. He got 2 fewer votes than the 20 he got last time which is alot better result than he expected and proves he's not as sh11t as everyone says.

[-Talbot-]

Not looking like a good night for the SNP ... any Scottish nationalist posting?

What are your thoughts?