UK General Election, 2017 - Election Day and Results Thread

[Kamala]

Final scores in Scotland, in seats:
SNP 35
Conservative 13
Labour 7
Lib Dem 4

If I were a person who time traveled here from 2010, I'd believe all of those parties and numbers were mismatched - ex Labour - 35, SNP - 13 , LD - 7, and Con - 4

[Kamala]

Hmm, looking at the Cornwall results - specifically St. Ives and Camborne and Redruth, which are two Con marginals now. In St. Ives, the LibDems almost won, and in Camborne and Redruth, Labour almost won. Would a micro-electoral alliance between Labour and the Lib Dems work in these two seats?

[Kamala]

Huh. A Davidson leadership would almost be the Conservatives' version of Blairism- a shift towards the centre.

[Kamala]

Huh. A Davidson leadership would almost be the Conservatives' version of Blairism- a shift towards the centre.

Ruth cant run for Tory leadership atm, as she doesn't have seat in westminster,
she stated many times, she's not interested in running for Westminister and rather focus on holyrood

I know she can't, but I'm just hypothesising based on the poll results you posted.