Who’s staying up for Gorty Dents?
Who’s staying up for Gorty Dents?
Well done Gorty Dents and well done Hannah Spencer of the Green Party!
The Tories lost their deposit! Brilliant, no notes.
Hahahaha, cry more, you dreadful toxic little shit.
@robinadams @Nickiquote But the thing is, if the progressives had voted for Labour, he would still have lost.
Green and Labour together got 24,614 votes. No matter how you split it, one party or the other is going to get at least half that. That's 12,307 votes, which is still more than the 10,578 he got.
The only way he wins is if progressives (a) don't vote, or (b) vote with their eyes closed.
@Nickiquote In my day, telling people how to vote was called 'campaigning.'
The sheer narcissism of the rancid little shit, imagining that there couldn't possibly be any legitimate way people would look at him and say, "Nope. Don't want that."
@Nickiquote Given the number of times Reform have posted "This is the last chance to save your country - you must vote Reform at every opportunity" this seems like a rather pathetic argument.
Maybe it is OK to tell the regressives how to vote but not the progressives?
I think his response to this shows that the voters are really fortunate to not have him as their representative. Whinging, moaning, vile toxic baby. Like his boss.
@Nickiquote not this time, Nick, not this time! :)
Thank fuck! And not as close as polls had suggested: Greens on 14,980, Reform 10,578 and Labour 9,364. Tbh I didn't care if it were Greens or Labour - anyone but Reform! The people of Gorton & Denton have chosen well. Nice to wake up to good news! "Green Party takes Gorton and Denton from Labour in first ever Westminster by-election win - BBC News." #UKpol #GoodNews https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cp8rjk02r0jt?post=asset%3Aa20ba8fa-6e47-4411-b687-d987337f8fe7#post
I don't know what this means, but I'm in. I'll be there. Will I need riding boots?
@HCBunny Waders possibly, as we might be in deep shit.
I'll vacuum the spiders from my galoshes.
@Nickiquote If this was an election in Sunderland or Newcastle we'd have the result by midnight at the latest.
Just saying.
@Nickiquote The council is nearly always Labour controlled, with occasional flips to the Lib Dems. (There's only one Tory councillor in the whole city right now.) It's currently no overall control, because a bunch of Labour councillors left the party to sit as independents due to some internal party shenanigans, but Labour are still in charge as a minority administration.
All seats up for grabs in May, and new ward boundaries. Should be interesting.