48 minutes til I vote! Morning all.
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Good luck, neighbours!Comment
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Frist post!
I was first at the polling booth. #villagelife lolComment
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Done and dusted. Now for a day of patients talking about politics
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Well we've voted. An exit poller tried to be quite insistent on the way out; had to curtly tell him he'd find out when the rest of us did.Comment
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Imagine if you could treat your patients depending on the way they voted.Originally posted by Blobcat View PostDone and dusted. Now for a day of patients talking about politics
"Oh, you voted for... them. Please step into this room..."Comment
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It's bizarre. Can they not even admit that it was a bit "out of order" to do this?Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostComment
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It's interesting because it essentially puts others inside on the firing line if someone pursues this and finds she has indeed done something she shouldn't, especially given her history. It officially supports what she has done and is doing. Of course, they could know that they have friends in high places and know exactly what they're doing.Comment
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Final polls leave us with
With a combined chart
And putting those numbers into electorial calculus
However, we should have a pretty good idea of the actual outcome at 10PM via the exit polls which are normally pretty accurate - the polling station near me was definitely the busiest I've seen in recent years.Comment
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The BBC may have defended her, but the EC had this to say:Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
“It may be an offence to communicate any information obtained at postal vote opening sessions, including about votes cast, before a poll has closed.
“Anyone with information to suggest this has happened should report it immediately to the police.”Comment
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Luckily the BBC aren't the law, so them saying she didn't break the law is meaningless. Hopefully a prosecution is brought against her.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostComment
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1 - Does her comment not breach the BBC's own rules?
2 - For the above final national prediction chart, how does that compare to its equivalent in 2017?Comment
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There's a interesting piece from the Reuter's Institute on where people get their news from, the only people likely to have seen Kuenssberg at the time are over 55.
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