Stoke-on-Trent By Election Result

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Rita Sherry
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Stoke-on-Trent By Election Result

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Labour held Stoke-on-Trent with a reduced majority and a reduced turn out (39%) UKIP second with Conservatives in third place with an increased 2% result (the last two very close).

Sorry Geoffreys your party lost.

The other result is still awaited but believed to be very close.

Rita

NB Copeland has been won by the Conservatives (figures in a seperate post) Seat previously held by Labour for 62 years.
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Rita Sherry wrote: Fri Feb 24, 2017 4:42 am Labour held Stoke-on-Trent with a reduced majority and a reduced turn out (39%) UKIP second with Conservatives in third place with an increased 2% result (the last two very close).

Sorry Geoffreys your party lost.

The other result is still awaited but believed to be very close.

Rita

NB Copeland has been won by the Conservatives (figures in a seperate post) Seat previously held by Labour for 62 years.
Seems the bad PR about Paul on his website was the main reason.
We'll take it at the next General Election hopefully.
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Is bad PR now what they call telling blatant porkies?
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Just for fun , this from Salford 1932 ......I know my class . ;)
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Austin7 wrote: Fri Feb 24, 2017 9:30 am If UKIP had not been standing the Tories would have won hands down.
This is true, so maybe for the next General Election we should go for/could go for a Conservative/UKIP coalition?
This would ensure we didn't have a Labour or Lib Dums Govt in the foreseeable future.
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I see the turn out was dismal,not down to Doris in my opinion but just sheer apathyfrom Stoke residents(my home town) Stoke has been forgotten and as far as I can see seems to have missed out on any sort of Goverment funding.
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I'm waiting for the lefties to complain that Labour 'didn't win the popular vote' or 'only got voted in by 14% of the electorate', etc.

There must surely be a second vote to rectify this travesty...?

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