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I don't actually have any particular issue with photo voting ID overall when it comes down to it - but there should have been a heavily advertised lead-in time of 5+ years and easy, free access to a valid form of photo ID first.
It does all feel like a bit of a return to the old "mandatory citizen ID card" stuff from years ago though, to be honest. WHich was scrapped, ironically, because the Tories didn't like it. |
Stratford -on -Avon
was Conservative LibDems just took it over East Cambridgeshire No change - Stays Conservative. |
These poor areas now being controlled by idiot wokeist lib dems
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The BBC is projecting that if all of Britain had the chance to vote in local elections today - and had behaved in the same way as those who did - the share of the vote for each party would be as follows:
Conservative - 26% Labour - 35% Liberal Democrats - 20% Others - 19% The nine-point lead that Labour is projected to have over the Conservatives is the largest lead that the Labour party have recorded on our measure since losing power in 2010. |
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A few Vote Labour and Vote for Woke - Labour Drag Queens are after your Children posters and The Cons will get them numbers looking a lot better...
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we could be directly involved in a war before the next election arrives which could turn everything on it's head
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Labour gains East Staffordshire & also
Bracknell Forest from the sad Conservatives High Peak was NOC Labour has gained that. |
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Greens gain Mid-Suffolk from NOC
Lib Dem gain Mid-Devon from NOC Labour Takes over Dover was Conservative |
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His projection of if this was a General Election. Projection 326 Majority Labour 312 Conservative 226 Lib Dem 40 Others 72 Saying they (Labour) would need the Lib Dems |
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Cons well and truly out, every other Party in Westminster not wanting anything to do with the Cons. ( except perhaps the UN-Democratic Unionists). This kind of result could mean a much better, more compassionate and a more consensus approach to governing. I'd welcome and love this were it an election result. |
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There was some clever so & so on the telly saying that it wasn’t that impressive as they should be wiping the floor with the Tories the length and breadth of the country !
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Two expelled left wing members of the Labour Party, expelled for being left wing, both won council seats as independents with big margins, one of them with 77%, just a forewarning for labour people that think Jezza hasn’t got a chance of keeping his seat in the general
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Oh and ‘stop the boats’ seems to be a resounding failure as Labour take Dover, it’s a great day
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Expanded as so many Conservative seats went to NOC Wirral remains NOC Rochford remains NOC Darlington remains NOC Milton Keynes remains NOC Southend-on-Sea City Council remains NOC West Oxfordshire remains NOC Burnley remains NOC Castle Point remains NOC Hart remains NOC Worcester remains NOC Hartlepool remains NOC Colchester remains NOC Was Conservative but now North Warwickshire becomes NOC Was Conservative but now Brentwood becomes NOC Was Conservative but now Tamworth becomes NOC Was Conservative but now East Lindsey becomes NOC Was Conservative but now Welwyn Hatfield becomes NOC Was Conservative but now South Kesteven becomes NOC Was Conservative but now South Gloucester becomes NOC Was Conservative but now Maidstone becomes NOC Was Conservative but now Rugby becomes NOC Was Conservative but now Central Bedfordshire becomes NOC Was Conservative but now Runnymede becomes NOC Was Conservative but now Charnwood becomes NOC Was Conservative but now Melton becomes NOC Was Conservative but now East Riding becomes NOC Was Conservative but now Canterbury becomes NOC |
Lots of Rain Showers
on Saturday as soon as it starts Should make Slick Liam happy. |
Labour gains 17 Councils
LibDems gain 7 Councils Greens gain 1 Council Independents and Others gain 1 Council No Overall Control becomes 12 Councils Conservative Loses 38 councils Ref:BBC data |
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By 5pm, with results declared from 180 of 230 councils, the Tories had lost 673 seats while Labour had gained 437 and the Lib Dems had gained 281. The Green Party had gained 148 councillors.
Sucecssful independent candidates were down by 180 compared to 2019. |
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