Election 2010 - Part 30

Part 30

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• BBC
• Election
• 2010
• David
• Dimbleby
• Cameron
• Jarrow
• Witney
• Ulster
• Mid
• Suffolk
• West
• Scarborough
• Whitby
• Sutton
• Coldfield
• Eddisbury
• Cambridgeshire
• South
• Bedfordshire
• Havant
• Nick
• Robinson
• Nottingham
• Bridgend
• Witham
• Aberavon
• Alyn
• Deeside
• Dover
• Doncaster
• North
• Edinburgh
• SW
• Delyn
• Alistair
• Darling
• Neath
• Down
• Lewes
• John
• Simpson
• Airport
• Bolton
• SE
• Isle
• of
• Wight
• Rhondda
• Glasgow
• NW
• New
• Forest
• East

[formulacountdown]

A historic moment as the Conservatives draw level for the first time throughout the night (not including 0)

[formulacountdown]

David Cameron is the best since Thatcher - acts like a socialist but is an economist, which gets him loads of votes and means we have had the first leader in 13 years in which we can trust.

[mrbeancounter90]

Wondered what Boss Hawg from the Dukes of Hazzard was up to.

[lazytown222]

@lukespencer91 yeah ... someday

[lazytown222]

@swanarcadian yeah I totally agree through Cameron's statement.

[lazytown222]

@Dendiol so, I like him but he is not friendly... I dislike unfriendly people and people with Xenophobia (fear of foreigners)

[Dendiol]

@lazytown222 I don't like the MP there, he's a lightweight buffoon.

[lazytown222]

I love Doncaster North especially the elected candidate !!

[shahideurope]

To think, looking back, that Nick Clegg was actually a closet Tory then and 'came out' openly after the election. I don't think Clegg should be forced to live in the closet and be ashamed of what he is but he is a complete bastard anyway.

[rhysepoos]

@SamMitchell90 AV will not necessarily make the government more proportional, so there's no reason to think there will never be another majority. In the majority of seats, AV wouldn't change the result, it may only change the result in marginal seats, where the difference between the top two is small enough for 2nd preference votes to affect them. Labour and Conservative will still have a bigger share of seats than share of votes, but Lib Dems will still be disadvantaged.