Typical Man.That's Fair, Isle suggest another direction for this thread. How about the impact of Wight supremacy in the election?
No EweGood reef that's awful.
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5pm BSTDo we start hearing results tonight then? Polls only shut at 10pm in some countries but we must have done the count over here by now.
Is that how it works even? I don't normally pay much attention to EU elections but I'm interested to see just how badly it's gone for the Tories with this one.
Do we start hearing results tonight then? Polls only shut at 10pm in some countries but we must have done the count over here by now.
Is that how it works even? I don't normally pay much attention to EU elections but I'm interested to see just how badly it's gone for the Tories with this one.
Most vote on Sunday, only 6 or 7 countries vote earlier.
There's a list of expected result times via link below, London around 2 am on Mon, Scotland not until 11 am - the Western Isles are lazy & don't start counting until Mon., and finally NI around 6 pm on Tue.
European elections 2019: When will results be announced in the UK?
Pisspoor after all the recent hullabalooTurnout 38% according to Torygraph
Turnout 38% according to Torygraph
That's shockingly shit.
Why?
Take into account I'm 4000 miles away, so I'm obviously not the best judge of these things but I just presumed that such a 'burning issue' of our day would have at least pushed the turnout over the 50% mark.
That was never going to happen TBH, it's slightly up on last time, and IIRC it dropped below 30% one time.
The Euro elections have always been treated as a joke, because they are pointless, and resulted in low turnouts, not just here, but the average across the EU tends to be around only 40%.
Take into account I'm 4000 miles away, so I'm obviously not the best judge of these things but I just presumed that such a 'burning issue' of our day would have at least pushed the turnout over the 50% mark.
Damn you my twitter timeline. (Insert pic of older man shaking angry fist at cloud.)
I understand all that, but you can't deny that for many people these Euro-Elections have a much more heightened importance. (On both sides of the divide.) Whoever 'wins', you know they are going to flog it for all its worth. That's why I'm surprised there hasn't been a higher turnout.
Pisspoor after all the recent hullabaloo
Say 40% for BP, that's 15.2% of the electorate, hardly a ringing endorsement
any exit polls about to announced? we going to know anything anytime soon?
Perhaps it might be because it isn't a "burning issue" for most people?Take into account I'm 4000 miles away, so I'm obviously not the best judge of these things but I just presumed that such a 'burning issue' of our day would have at least pushed the turnout over the 50% mark.
Perhaps it might be because it isn't a "burning issue" for most people?