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Tories Win Exit Poll By A Very Large Majorityity,
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368 Tories,
191 Labour.
191 Labour.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.// I bet the look on the faces of ABs two resident Labour campaigners were treats to behold.//
I was gonna say McDonnell was looking a bit down cast - er but he isnt an AB resident. oops. The post mortem has begun
Beeb Hacks getting it badly wrong again - the great northerners greatly exercised by the rank anti-semitism of Jerry Corbyn - well no not in this rat infested slum of drug takers - west ken? no a bit further north
I was gonna say McDonnell was looking a bit down cast - er but he isnt an AB resident. oops. The post mortem has begun
Beeb Hacks getting it badly wrong again - the great northerners greatly exercised by the rank anti-semitism of Jerry Corbyn - well no not in this rat infested slum of drug takers - west ken? no a bit further north
Exit poles, like election predictions can be wrong.
yeah - accepted - if you poll 100 people and the national rate is dead 50% - the poll can vary 45-55 (I think) - and the more you poll the more accurate the sample becomes.
they were doing 20 000. eye wateringly large considering the steam technology of the 1964 election - and thata should detect a 1% change.
Norman Smith - the marxist Beeb hack - looking serious
yeah - accepted - if you poll 100 people and the national rate is dead 50% - the poll can vary 45-55 (I think) - and the more you poll the more accurate the sample becomes.
they were doing 20 000. eye wateringly large considering the steam technology of the 1964 election - and thata should detect a 1% change.
Norman Smith - the marxist Beeb hack - looking serious
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