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View Poll Results: Who are you voting for
Conservatives 5 10.20%
Conservatives
5 10.20%
Labour 30 61.22%
Labour
30 61.22%
Liberal Democrats 2 4.08%
Liberal Democrats
2 4.08%
Green 2 4.08%
Green
2 4.08%
Brexit 1 2.04%
Brexit
1 2.04%
UKIP 0 0%
UKIP
0 0%
SNP 6 12.24%
SNP
6 12.24%
Plaid 0 0%
Plaid
0 0%
DUP 0 0%
DUP
0 0%
Other 3 6.12%
Other
3 6.12%
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Old 27-11-2019, 07:28 PM #1
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Tibb Results from 2017 (38 votes)

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Conservatives 18.42%
Labour 76.32%
Lib Dem’s 0%
UKIP 0%
Green 0%
SNP 2.63%
Plaid 0%
Other 2.63%


Tibb Results from 2015 (44 votes)

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Conservatives: 15.91%
Labour: 22.73%
Lib Dems: 6.82%
UKIP: 18.18%
Green: 18.18%
SNP: 13.64%
Plaid: 4.55%
other: 0%
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My constituency is a bit of a hard one to call (Sarah Woollaston defected from the Tories to the Lib Dems, but I think we were about 54% Leave)... but Labour did finish 2nd here in the last election, so I'll stick with them.
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My Tory constituency leader only won by 600-odd votes in 2017, Labour came 2nd
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Labour even though they won’t win in my constituency and there aren’t any other tactical voting options
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My Tory constituency leader only won by 600-odd votes in 2017, Labour came 2nd
Similarly, the MP in my constituency, who is a Tory, only won by something like 200 votes last time round? SNP came 2nd, and they won the time before that.
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Labour (by proxy), although I live in what has been a fairly safe Conservative seat since 2010 and I can't see that changing any time soon
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i'm in a very safe tory seat, irrespective I won't be voting as I cannot support any of the main parties, they are all dreadful.
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I live in a safe labour seat.....I will be attending the polling station as my mum will come back and haunt me if I don't vote but I can't decide if I will vote or just spoil my paper
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Probably Labour out of necessity, I care more for Green's policies typically but voting for them is ultimately a waste and this election is too important.

The tories must be stopped, they are willing to sell the ****ing NHS from underneath our feet.
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Safe Labour seat, so just going to spoil my vote, first time ever
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Probably Labour out of necessity, I care more for Green's policies typically but voting for them is ultimately a waste and this election is too important.

The tories must be stopped, they are willing to sell the ****ing NHS from underneath our feet.
Imagine thinking Corbyn didnt lie about that, he failed to show any sort of proof
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All the labour votes



It's just reflection of who is on the site
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I don’t like Jeremy Corbyn but he’s preferable to the tory’s so will likely vote Labour
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Voted for our local Tory as the Labour fella is dire.
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SNP.

I voted Labour in 2015 & 2017 but I’m very much an SNP supporter now.

I also live in a relatively safe SNP seat.
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SNP tactically as mine is a margin seat with Tory, but I prefer Labour’s policies
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It's just reflection of who is on the site
Tbf Labour is just more popular on the Internet in general anyway, it's not just a TIBB thing.

General public will sadly swing towards the Tories although all everyone has done over the past decade is moan at how poor a job they've done leading the country.
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Yeah, who cares about anti - semitism, terrorist support, anti - British Marxism, lies about taxes and costings, as long as you are fed you can work less hours for more money (good luck with that BTW, dream on!) The honey trap of a few more pounds in your pockets is all that matters, at the end of the day...and free internet instead of putting the 100 billion cost into the NHS....YAY!!!
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What about the antI british dismantling of the welfare state, public services and NHS?
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Imagine thinking Corbyn didnt lie about that, he failed to show any sort of proof
Keep telling yourself that when you're going bankrupt trying to pay hospital bills.

The Tories are headed by a known compulsive liar and anyone who is gullible enough to vote for them after everything that's happened deserves what they'll get with them.
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What about the antI british dismantling of the welfare state, public services and NHS?
yes i saw the "evidence yesterday"

it was so lame even the BBC reporter who was at the Corbyn reveal rinsed it as he was reporting on it

i think it shows that Corbyn is just not very smart, in fact he is actually quite dim. This election could be the end of the labour party as we know it.
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It's just reflection of who is on the site
Congrats on discovering how forum polls work.
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Congrats on discovering how forum polls work.
thanks, i would congratulate you but then i just saw the YouGov poll which reflects the Great British Public



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