Politics 2024/25 General Election Voting Intention (2022)

Who do you currently intend to vote for in the next UK general election?

  • Conservatives

    Votes: 1 4.3%
  • Labour

    Votes: 14 60.9%
  • SNP

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Lib Dems

    Votes: 3 13.0%
  • DUP

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Sinn Fein

    Votes: 1 4.3%
  • Plaid Cymru

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • SDLP

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Green

    Votes: 3 13.0%
  • Other

    Votes: 1 4.3%

  • Total voters
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Raven

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To evoke the late, great Kevin Keegan

"I'll tell you, honestly, I will love it if Binface smashes Farage. Love it."
 

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Farage won, god he grates on me when he talks.
 

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So Farage only got not much more than twice as many votes as Binface (~22k vs.~9k). Total humiliation. No wonder he made up a "credible security threat" and lied through his teeth that the police had advised him not to attend to get out of showing up...
 

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So Farage only got not much more than twice as many votes as Binface (~22k vs.~9k). Total humiliation.
Quick "BBC factcheck": He actually increased the number of votes he got on a significantly lower turnout.

22 329 votes, vs 21,225. Turnout 44% vs 58.7%.

Binny ran a good campaign tho :)
 

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I thought I was watching a kids TV show running a fancy dress competition :)
 

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In a by-election in which he was the only "serious" candidate...
More votes... It was a shitshow from everyone tbh. One we're going to have to go through (and pay for) again.

He'll be found guilty of not reporting the five million quid, after months more "investigation" (which is clearly dragging so daily headlines can continue) andcwe'll do it again and he'll win again.

Lets be honest - the tories and labour didn't stand because getting a kicking wouldn't have been good for them. It'll be harder for them not to stand next time. They don't really give a fuck about the five million.

And clearly, neither do the people who voted farage last time. Even more people voted for him.

It's a bit like the Trump thing before the election over there. Allegations of impropriety, all over the press, constantly (and it's never stopped) - didn't cut through with the voters and Trump won.

Lets see how long the Burnham bump lasts.
 

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Yeah, I'm really happy r nige won.

He really showed that Labour/Tory/Libdem/Jewish/Israeli/Muslim/Fabian/Gay/Lesbian/Trans/*insert whatever* plant.

I'm really glad he's confirming the belief of thousands of people who live in absolute shit holes that all that needs to happen is he becomes prime minister, they kick out all the foreigners and then they all become really rich!

No need to pull yourself up, just let Nige make everything perfect!!!!!!!
 

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Yeah, I'm really happy r nige won.
Why do you think I'm happy?

I'm just stating what appears to have happened. Again.

The 'dems refused to look at their failings and really understand why voters are failing to connect with them - and they lost to Trump. In the UK people voted in a Labour government with barely any of a mandate (FPTP giving them outsized power) and we're already another PM down. And Labour have changed PM's to a much more likeable character, who on the face of it does't appear to be doing anything massively differently (other than rapidly mini-biden-ing some extra oil and gas drilling).

I'm hoping his no10 North thing will actually bear some fruit - but that'll be coming to fruition just in time for me to die.

Voters know this. The left doesn't seem capable of soul-searching and giving the voters what they want.

So Farage is still a big big risk.

Unfortunately, people like you Gwad, Labour diehards, keep sticking their heads in the sand.

Where's the big, bold change the voters are demanding?
 

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there we go again 'labour diehards' lmao.

I think eventually you'll wake up and realise why I'm like the only one that engages on you on this forum.
 

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You don't really @Gwadien. You've picked the thing where I called you a Labour Diehard, and not addressed any of the questions - never mind why you keep accusing me of supporting Farage (which, apparently, I'm not supposed to get butthurt at) - but that pesky question of "if people don't want Farage to get in, what are the left offering as an alternative"?

Where's the answers? I've been asking that question for 18 months and nobody's had a stab at it. And Farage keeps on truckin' and promoting outrage, but you know, more votes.


If you're not a labour diehard, I'm really really sorry. Mmmmkay? :fluffle:
 

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Most people voted Labour because they were least shit.

Anyway, Burnham maybe exactly what needs to happen, at the moment. It probably won't work, but it's worth a try.
 
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Oh, oh, oh. also. Remove the vote from the Illiterate, beady eyed, fill-kit tracksuit wearing wankers. There is enough crap going on in the world to be constantly distracted by their pointless little outrages.

If human output was measured in work-hours, whatever it is you do, at whatever level, you are producing human output, you are contributing to keeping society moving, one way or another. These wretches produce nothing, their kids will produce nothing, and they sit there whinging about boat people, ffs. If they all disappeared, like in the Avengers, humanity would actually improve, on every level.

If you aren't in full-time employment, or education, or unable to work through either physical or mental illness, then if you have been none of the above for more than a year, you should not have a say, in anything, our pets are more productive than they are.

As for Mirage, the state should sue him for the cost of the by-election, I am sure one of his foreign mates will bail him out.

#Friday@ScouseRagebait
 
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I just think Scouse sees Farage saying he's anti-establishment and laps it up.

But he doesn't support him, on my life your honour.
 

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Other than The Islamic Republic of Pakistan? (Yes, it's literally the name)

Plus we're not even a Republic, fucking idiot.
And these cunts wonder why they are hated the world over.
 

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I just think Scouse sees Farage saying he's anti-establishment and laps it up.

But he doesn't support him, on my life your honour.
Does it make you feel warm thinking I'm reform?

I don't support any of them. There are no good options.

I've gone so far to explain that view, from a game theory standpoint - one that explains why we're changing prime ministers every two years.
 

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