Have a vote. No comments. So you dont have to be embarrassed by voting tory and explaining why.

just to prove how good we were:

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Is that Russ Green?

I'm not even going to bother, its liking taking a poll at a Corbyn convention.

Il vote for May. Well which ever party she leads as she looked ok for her age in them leather pants.

I'll put me head above the parapet, I'll be voting Labour. Oh and as for Brexit, I got that wrong, technically I got it right the slight majority didn't!

On an aside there is a BNP candidate standing in the Metropolis!!! I thought the Neanderthals were extinct?

Yes. He wants power. Like he was after at Pools.

Stop making comments.

Oh just vote yer big poof.

You won the brexit vote. Eventually.

Stop commenting please

agreed.

Bloody hell Tory boy, how many log ins have you got?

The farmers will feed me to the pigs if I don't. May all the way..

The Blessed Margaret lite will piss it.

I'm in a minority of 1 haha

as the bunker is the law, its going to be a labour landslide.

Not voting in the election because I have fucked off abroad so it seems unfair to me. However, I'm still a member of the Bunker and so Jez I Can vote on here.

15 years in teaching.

Never seen it this bad.

We can't afford books for yhe kids to work in. Had 3 years of redundancies and face more (we have taken more kids for the last 2 years and still face staff cuts).

If you have a son, daughter, niece, nephew, grandchild etc with learning difficulties and need support, good luck. Teaching assistants are the first to be hit.

Really not sure how well get through 5 more years of Tory rule. I expect parents will be buying books and equipment for the kids and having and whip round to put the heating on.

This campaign has been so personalised , I reckon a lot of first time voters will be looking at the ballot paper and wondering where the hell Corbyn's name is. I bet a lot don't even know who their local candidate is, its unreal.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/constituencies

hard to do anything else when the tories had Vote May on their battle buses and not Vote conservative.

According to the news. Theresa May has ended her election campaign early, due to running out of LIES

I'm working in a polling station tomorrow but it'll be hard pushed for there to be more first time voters than in the eu referendum. There were so many people saying it was there first time they'd voted but most of them were 40+, the oldest who told me was a 60 odd year old bloke.

This must be the Headland you're talking about ?

57% for labour. Somehow I don't see that happening nationally.

Wonder if it happens locally

OK POINT OF ORDER.

I assume the person that voted for the Green party is from out of town.

It was going to be difficult to put an X in that box in Hartlepool.

And three of you should be ashamed.

I hope you don't mean me and my 2 Lib Dem mates? Seriously though the WTF as many people putting UKIP as Lib Dem. Says a lot on many levels in fact

Which 3? UKIP or Lib Dems ?

Hope the thick not nice people up here write it on their ballot paper.

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Well we got very close again.

When the bunker speaks........it's usually right.

Nearly 5000 voted UKIP though. That's pretty shameful. And the turnout was one of the loweSt in the UK. So is that.

Close ? That's a very liberal use of the word.

OK. I dont realy think I need to spell this out, but as you seem to be making a point here goes:

I asked people who they were voting for. Most of us vote in Hartlepool'

Our poll showed:

Conservative 34%
Labour 57%
Lib Dems 4%
UKIP 4%
Green 1%

The result in Hartlepool was:
Conservative 34.2%
Labour 52.5%
Liberal Democrat 1.8%
UKIP 11.5%

What is your definition of close?

The only difference was Hartlepool has more meat headed idiots than we thought.

A bit worrying over here in the Metropolis. Helen Goodman must of thought she was toast when it was announced the Tory candidate had 20,306 votes (last election circa 13,000). However 20,808 (last election circa 16,500) just pipped the Tories. A worrying trend of late for a Labour stronghold, as since Derek Foster retired the gap seems to be getting smaller and smaller. Will the Metropolis be seen as a marginal from now on?