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The polling station is the next building outside my lounge window and it is VERY busy.
My pub is open tonight until 2.00 am, so I could watch the results except that (as usual) I've a bunch of pretty dancers working and the barmaid booked for tonight has just called in sick so I'll end up working anyway. By the time everyone has been paid and gone home and I've checked that the place is locked up and no-one is asleep in a toilet somewhere (yes, it's happened!) it'll be 3.00 am so probably watch until 4.00 or so and hope the cleaner doesn't wake me when she comes in @ 7.30 in the morning. It's a hard life running a boozer!
The polling station is the next building outside my lounge window and it is VERY busy.
Right, sorted for tonight.
I have ready salted pringles, twix mix, jelly babies and choc raisans. Had a craving for jelly beans so am a bit annoyed hence the pick n mix.
Mrs WQW is a Presiding Officer (over 20 years) and reports that the polling stations are very busy, one run by an associate is reporting double the numbers for recent elections.
Personally I am pleased that people are once again engaging in politics, but am a little worried that the high turnout will benefit the non-Tory vote, oh well, long evening to come.
The chap at my polling station was using a stick thing to stuff papers into the box when I voted. This was at 4:30 ahead of what I imagine is the peak post-work period.
"We've been very busy" he commented as he tried to prod the papers down.
I know someone working the ballot boxes. I've just gone very large on a Labour landslide in Hove. I'm also backing the Tories to get between zero and zero votes. Nudge nudge.
Steady flow for me including a batty mare kicking off about having to vote in pencil.