Brexit Party tops Telford EU Votes.
Brexit Party tops Telford EU Votes.
With about 40% of the vote, the newly formed Brexit Party polled the most of any party by some margin.
Conservatives were down in 4th place, beaten by the Liberal Democrats.
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Licking the lid of life in Telford
Brexit party by a mile
Anthony Wood Anne Baker Craig Triplett Mickey Baker Gemma Wood William Gilmour
Shropshires results
Can’t wait for Brexit
Can’t wait for £1/$1 exchange rate this will be fun lol
Remain vote was split. Actual swing to remain from ref now 55/45
Lee Vidor
Chris Kelly
Speaks volumes to the amount of people who want brexit
How utterly despair inducing.
Steve Glover
Antony Loco Jones very different pic in t&w from Shropshire
33% turnout? What is wrong with people?
If this doesn’t send a message I don’t know what will
Lanah Bee ugh
This should be taken as the 3rd vote indicating that the majority of the UK wants to leave the EU. 1st – Referendum in which we voted to leave, 2nd General election which parties standing on a leave platform won, 3rd European elections where the Brexit party won. It is pretty clear that democratically the people want to leave the EU.
Telfords mainly a Labour supporting area as well lol what’s happened to labour ?
Just leave this here UK: 30.5% counted.
Hard Brexit parties: 35.2%
Conservatives/Labour: 23.1%
Remain parties: 40.2%
#EP2019
What’s everyone’s favourite part of their manifesto?
Remain vote winning nationally. Those are the facts. Massive Liberal Democrat surge across the country.
This vote just goes to show the country is still spilt down the middle.
A lot of people seem to forget that EU citizens voted in this too. They were bound to vote for an anti-Brexit party.