| Here's an election thought which will SHOCK* you 16:43 - May 23 with 915 views | GeoffSentence |
Once the votes are all in and counted it is conceivable that the Brexit party could get more votes than any single party across Europe.
The UK is the third most populous country in the EU, and only Germany has a significantly bigger population. But it is way out in front in the UK, so depending upon turnout and whether any German party is similarly dominant, there is a decent chance that Farage and his cronies will really have something to crow about when they enter Brussels.
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| Here's an election thought which will SHOCK* you on 16:49 - May 23 with 863 views | Oldsmoker |
Farage will spin the result - whatever it is.
With a 50% turnout (high for Euro elections) and a vote share of 35% then the reality is that 17.5% of the country want Brexit. One Eighth. So statistically nobody.
That's how I'd spin it. [Post edited 23 May 2019 16:50]
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| Here's an election thought which will SHOCK* you on 17:23 - May 23 with 774 views | factual_blue |
| Here's an election thought which will SHOCK* you on 16:49 - May 23 by Oldsmoker |
Farage will spin the result - whatever it is.
With a 50% turnout (high for Euro elections) and a vote share of 35% then the reality is that 17.5% of the country want Brexit. One Eighth. So statistically nobody.
That's how I'd spin it. [Post edited 23 May 2019 16:50]
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| Here's an election thought which will SHOCK* you on 17:26 - May 23 with 755 views | footers |
| Here's an election thought which will SHOCK* you on 17:23 - May 23 by factual_blue |
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That's what I'd spin. |
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