UK General Election 2024 - Results Day

Mandelson's point that a lot of Reform votes are likely to be protest votes is valid. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people regret their votes once they show their true colours.
I think it would be a huge mistake to dismiss their vote like that, though.
 
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Aye, there's a point - so much for the "high turn out" the Tories were claiming...
 
I think it would be a huge mistake to dismiss their vote like that, though.

Oh I don't think it can be dismissed, but I think it shows people are sick of the 2 party system. I have no idea where we go from here though.
 
Am I the only one still suffering with BBC?
I’m still on the BBC. Nadine Dorries being messy is not reason enough to move to Channel 4, however much I’d like to feed this Reform cunt into a woodchipper.
 
I hope someone puts a Nadine highlight reel on YouTube tomorrow.
 
Interesting that all five candidates are keeping their deposits. Surely that’s not usual.

I've noted the shares also. I always remember growing up seeing results mostly where 2 parties get huge numbers and every other party were barely worth mentioning.

There's a lot more variation these days. Which is not a bad thing.
 
It's all going to be about Reform regardless, isn't it?

GRIM
 
I’m flitting between Politics Joe for the intellect and Channel 4 for the TRASH :disco:
 
*interviews Labour candidate*

*speaks entirely about Reform*

This is going to get boring very quickly. Labour winning over 400 seats and the story tomorrow will be about Farage.

No wonder he's gaining traction!
 

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