UK European Elections 2019 | Results Tonight from 10pm
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East of England
Brexit - 604k (3)
Lib dem - 361k (2)
Green - 202k (1)
Labour - 139k
Tory - 163k (1)
Cuk - 50k
Might have got that slightly wrong
Brexit - 604k (3)
Lib dem - 361k (2)
Green - 202k (1)
Labour - 139k
Tory - 163k (1)
Cuk - 50k
Might have got that slightly wrong
Fixed
I want at least 15 more before I'm seeing it as anything other than further indication that democracy is going to kill us all.
I'm too old to be part of the cool generation now.
East of England result looks ok. Brexit party takes all UKIP's seats, Greens and Lib Dems take 2 from the Tories and 1 from Labour.
117k voting for Change in London who are these people.
who are these people.Lib Dems beat Labour in London. Labour being ruined.
London
UKIP 27k
CUK - 117k
Tory - 177k
Green - 278k (1)
Brexit - 400k (2)
Labour - 536k (2)
Lib Dem - 608k (3)
UKIP 27k
CUK - 117k
Tory - 177k
Green - 278k (1)
Brexit - 400k (2)
Labour - 536k (2)
Lib Dem - 608k (3)
Minor nerd point but seems YouGov beating Survation for once tonight.
SNP well on course in Scotland. Fingers crossed for Indy Ref 2.
Heidi Allen looks like she's been shot by Homer's makeup gun.
Can only hope out of the Brexit mess, eyes will have opened. Decent result in the borders too.
The drama.
Sad to see London come out against Freedom of Movement.
I couldn't believe that result. That's were I'm from originally and I hate the fact it always flip flops between Lib Dem and Tories.
Weird thing to say considering Corbyn's opposition to FoM
I voted to remain in the UK in 2014 but voted for SNP in this election mainly as I didn't want to split the remain vote. If there were another referendum, not sure how I would vote, at the moment I'm edging towards independence.
I wish the BBC would put more emphasis on the percentages that didn't vote for the Brexit Party. Remain winning. Not looking at the bigger picture I guess. Doesn’t suit the Brexit Party winning narrative.
Alastair Campbell voted lib dem.
Wales
Plaid Cymru - 163k (1)
UKIP - 27k
CUK - 24k
Tory - 54k
Green - 52k
Brexit - 271k (2)
Labour - 127k (1)
Lib Dem - 113k
Very unlucky there for Lib Dems
Plaid Cymru - 163k (1)
UKIP - 27k
CUK - 24k
Tory - 54k
Green - 52k
Brexit - 271k (2)
Labour - 127k (1)
Lib Dem - 113k
Very unlucky there for Lib Dems
It's a difficult situation and I know a lot of people who voted the same as you who would have a genuine dilemma. I voted for Independence at the last referendum but I'm probably more in favour of Scotland having more devolved powers and of the UK in general being federalized. Now, with the prospect of Brexit and Boris Johnson as PM, I'd be more firmly behind Independence.
Awful formatting.
West Midlands
UKIP - 66k
CUK - 24k
Tory - 135k - (1)
Green - 143k - (1)
Brexit - 507k - (3)
Labour - 228k - (1)
Lib Dem - 219k - (1)
UKIP - 66k
CUK - 24k
Tory - 135k - (1)
Green - 143k - (1)
Brexit - 507k - (3)
Labour - 228k - (1)
Lib Dem - 219k - (1)
You do it then
CUKs.
Yorkshire and Humber is a weird region
So even if we remain, we have the Brexit Party to represent us in Europe?
Are we just being ironic for the sake of it? Or maybe we just like punching ourselves in the balls?
Are we just being ironic for the sake of it? Or maybe we just like punching ourselves in the balls?
Yep, she kept making these weird belittling facial expressions when people were talking so I assumed she was a cnut. These people are too obvious.
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Thank God for Change UK.
We had UKIP doing the same roll last time.
Yeah but last time nobody thought we were actually going to leave.
Now it will look like we voted to leave, now trying hard to overturn our own decision, but still voted Brexit Party to represent us.
No wonder we are the laughing stock of Europe.
BBC News is pretty hilarious right now.
The majority didn't vote.
What does that matter? The Brexit Party is still in.
Just take a quick look at the Wales results again
They voted Leave 3 years ago....
They voted Leave 3 years ago....
Given the circumstances a turnout of 37% is disappointing to say the least.
That the Brexit Party won the most votes is hardly surprising.
Labour and Tories both getting a mullering, but I’m watching the results on bbc and they are hammering labour, yet they are doing better than the Tories, can anyone explain this to me? Genuinely curious as it seems both parties are doing badly as predicted, but the Tories are being given a real pass
I would have thought more Remainers would turn up and try and get some MEPs in, since you know, apparently Europe matters to them.
But no.