Well UK elections are in with a 60% voter turnout. That means in a population of 48,214,128 registered voters, * Labour got the majority of the seats (412) with only 9,674,562 votes * Conservatives got second place (120 seats) with 6,801,123 votes * Lib Dem was third (71 seats) with 3,497,877 votes * Reform (Farage's party) got only 4 seats with around 4,087,896 votes. * Obligatory yes I know, Farage is another Israeli shill but he's currently the only one who is actually doing something about border control and I think he has to beat the "Israel is our greatest ally" because we can't speak openly against Israel. * Although Farage only got 4 seats, he got more votes than the LibDems in 3rd. The consolations of having a labour majority government is that 1. The number of muzzies will probably scare off all the kikes 2. Labour is composed of LGBT "acadmic" rich kids and Muzzies, many keks will be had as the LGBT activists find their "fellow Muzzies" will turn around and stab them in the back. Maybe this is still the dark hour of the storm but the fact voter share is down again by 7% may mean that next year it may be a hung parliament as less than 50% may turn out. Kind of irritated that Farage made the Reform party because I think the fact he gave people "hope" meant that 4,000,000 (about 10%) actually turned up to vote - if they hadn't the UK voting would be a lot closer to 50% turnout. BBC are a bunch of corrupt bastards but they've currently got the best coverage of the election results imo. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election/2024/uk/results