The big question here is where those voters break. In the Northeast and Wales they seem to be going Conservative, but the midlands and the northwest seem to be more evenly balanced.

Scotland also may be seeing an SNP bloodbath.

That was one of their bellwethers. This is some good news for Labour.

But they got burned so badly by the exit polls in 2015 and 2016 for Brexit that I think they're a little punchy about it.

Wow

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Running through fields of wheat is now officially the second worst thing Theresa May ever did
June 8, 2017

May's party still got 50 more seats than Corbyn, but short of an absolute majority. Whoever wins will have to enter a coalition. May needs maybe two parties. Corbyn would need about nine fringe parties which would make him less effective than the Weimar Republic.

Nobody won this one.

SNP just lost one

Who's going to want to stand at the table with May in the next round?

1) I hope so...
2) Sadly it won't be the end of the Tories...
3) It also looks like we're going back to binary politics in the UK as LibDems haven't bounced all the way back.
4) Things are even more divided.
5) Not all UKippers were Tories in disguise.
6) SNP are going to lose seats but 2015 was a "wow" for them really... who expected them to retain all of them?
7) Brexit is still a problem
8) Cost of a Rainbow Coalition? Probably two referendums... IndyRef2 and Brexit2.
9) My sister bet on Trump winning. She bet on Corbyn being PM. I pray she's right this time.
10) My nerves are already shot and it's not even 9pm.

Basically that teaming up with the Tories is political suicide. Especially considering that the "Democrats" part of the Liberal Democrats are the "Social Democratic Party" - itself a spin-off from disaffected Labour voters.

Teaming with the Tories, and reneging on political promises. Eurgh. The Lib Dems will recover... will take about 10-20 years but they will.

Edit to add... at this time Sheffield Hallam hasn't declared.

Ouch

And this was an election that Theresa May didn't have to call.

Over and Under on the number days until she resigns?

"Interesting times", as they say

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I've seen reports that Rupert Murdoch stromed out of the (London) Times' election night party.

The Tory men in gray suits are reportedly livid, the chancellor she sacked when she became prime minister, George Osborne (he now edits the London Evening Standard) has been twisting the knife with great relish, and Boris Johnson is reported to be taking soundings for a leadership bid (heaven help us all).

May went into this claiming that the country was coming together on Brexit, but parliament wasn't.

Brexit may still be a live issue, but if the country's come together on anything, it's that she's utterly useless.

This was one of those "yeah, Tories could take it" seats about 4 weeks ago, and this was a blowout.

Holy crap

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Interesting.

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