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67% turnout for Newcastle.

Just now, The Artful Dodger said:

Exit poll looks to be right then?

not sure as Newcastle was always Labour stronghold. 

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Still to early, it'll be very interesting to see the outcome though. I still fully expect a Tory win.

Amazing how bad May and the Tories have made such a hash of this. Literally offered no sort of positivity at any point in this election. Especially after Brexit the public have been crying for change.

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Sunderland South

Green - 725
Libs - 908
Cons - 12,324
UKIP - 2,379
Lab - 24,665
Independent - 479

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The lib dems candidate in Sunderland didn't look old enough to even vote xD

 

Exit polls not very accurate so far. Tory party doing better than it suggested.

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worth noting that Tories received 5000 extra votes  in Sunderland South than 2015. More increase for them than Labour had if I heard correctly. 

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11% swing for Tories in Sunderland.

Exit polls didn't call that one...

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Just now, UNORTHODOX said:

So is there still a glimmer of hope that Labour could pull this off or nah? I'm not sure how accurate the exit polls are.

unlikely, but not impossible. can't see it happening but if this exit poll is correct (or near correct), it spells the end for Theresa May and gives us a hung parliament.

exit polls can be hit and miss!

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I remember the EU ref when Newcastle and Sunderland declared first and everyone was trying to make out that the results differing from the exit poll would just be an annomoly because it's the North East. It wasn't.

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3 minutes ago, HoneyNUFC said:

Mhari Black could lose her seat. Please please please happen. 

YAE TALK SHITE HEN

 

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6 minutes ago, Kowabunga said:

So the contrary of a protest vote?

Not a protest at all, Brexit has grown in popularity. The original UKIP gains of 2015 were a protest to a degree from all parties however the Conservatives being the most eurosceptic in nature suffered the least loses, those loses forced the referendum to be held, now they're redundant as a party voters have gone back to original parties it seems. 

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Sunderland Central

Independent - 305
Labour - 25,056
Green - 705
Libs - 1,777
UKIP - 2,209
Cons - 15,059

Turnout - 62%

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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)

Just saw Kuenssburg say a senior Tory has said she (MAY) won't be allowed to fight another election, anything less than a majority of 30 is damaging. 

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Leader of UKIP Paul Nuttall

"UKIP will be the guard dogs of Brexit and ensure Theresa May doesn't backslide on Brexit"

That before the elections and before it looked like they may lose every seat.  One of those things in life you end up getting pulled up on and laughed at.  What a disaster for UKIP and what a joke!  Guard dogs indeed!  Throw him some sausages.

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Newcastle East

Labour - 28,127
Green - 755
Cons - 8,866
UKIP - 1,315
Libs - 2,574

Turnout - 67%

Big majority there. Better for Tories though compared to exit poll. 

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Swindon

Green - 858
Labour - 21,096
UKIP - 1,564
Cons - 29,400
Libs - 1,962

104 rejected ballot papers

Turnout - 68%

Big Labour swing, up 11%. 

3.7% swing from Tory to Labour.

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