Thread: The 2017 General Election
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Old 08-06-2017, 23:03   #66
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Re: The Cable Forum 2017 Exit Poll
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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
Yup.

It's madness. Again. No matter what happens, unless the poll is really wrong, then any possible government is quite weak. Maybe another election.
Whilst British governments come and go, the Brexit alarm clock is still counting down to March 2019.
But postal votes that favour older voters could still win it for Therese May.

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien View Post
Yup.

It's madness. Again. No matter what happens, unless the poll is really wrong, then any possible government is quite weak. Maybe another election.
Would May and Corbyn resign in the event of another election? I assume so otherwise we may just get the same result.
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