To ask those who voted Conservative if they are happy now?

[Elendon]

It seems to me that the current Government has asked a bit too much of their voters. I'm just wondering if those who voted Conservative if they are happy with the current outcome of the election.

[BeyondThePage]

Nope, I'm not happy. But I voted for them, my MP got in, so there is very little else I personally could have done to bring about a different result.

I am disappointed, but life goes on.

[Elendon]

Thank you for your reply and your honesty.

[Abra1d]

Not happy but at least our mp was returned. Not sure about the DUP.

I thought having an election was a bad plan.

[StillDrivingMeBonkers]

As I'm always at pains to point out , we vote by candidate by constituency. My MP was returned, so I'm happy.

I was never convinced the election was a particularly good idea, purely cause politics have been mighty peculiar this past year. Expect the unexpected.

Not happy about the DUP however, I respect the NI right to vote for whomsoever they want, this is a democracy and I assume we can keep them under control and really there was no alternative.

[fuckwitery]

No. Am very cross. As with PPs above I voted Tory and my conservative mp retained his very safe seat.

I'm cross at TM. Her gamble was our gamble and she lost for all of us. When we need a strong political leadership and team the most, we go into negotiations with Brussels with a weak, demoralised bunch.

All so unnecessary and that's why I am cross.

And the DUP. WTAF!

[VocalCat]

I wish I had because a Conservative majority would, in my opinion, be better than a Conservative/DUP coalition. I wish there hadn't been such a push for protest votes to keep the Conservatives out because I think it has resulted in the worst possible outcome for us.

[Highalert]

I'm curious to know what Tory voters think of the DUP thing.

[Livelovebehappy]

I'm not totally happy with the result, although the Tories did win I guess, and I voted for them, I just wish they had won those extra few seats to get the overall majority, and my local MP won too, so at least my vote counted. Got to admit Cornyn did a good campaign. We just have to get the DUP on board and get on with the Brexit negotiations now the GE is out of the way; onwards and upwards!

[Tiredemma]

I'm also very curious to see what Tory voters make of the DUP cosy-up.

[JamieXeed74]

Sanguine. She got as many votes as TB and Mrs T did, but she is still the PM.... I feel she was damned if she did and damned if she didn't. Doesn't feel like much has changed.

[StillDrivingMeBonkers]

A win is a win. That's the way I look at it.

Massive misjudgement however it was only ever going to go two ways wasn't it - massive landslide or not.

[StillDrivingMeBonkers]

But seriously - she polled 2.5 million MORE votes than last time.

A win is a win.

[User12345678912345]

I voted labour, wish more people had. Sad sad day today :( but could've been worse I guess!

[wherearemymarbles]

Doesnt matter who i voted for really as the incumbent has a massive massive majority which is unlikely to be overturned.

[Wellysocksbox]

She's the Walking Dead. Stupid woman. It was a piss weak campaign.

[fightoffyourdemons]

I'd be interested to know if the people who voted labour with the sole aim of getting a hung parliament or similar are happy?

In the most uncertain of times for us this has forced an alliance with the DUP which is not ideal in anyone's eyes.

Not a particularly impressive achievement in my eyes, all it's done is derailed a 'smooth' brexit, meaning we are somewhat at the will of the DUP and will most likely have to amend policies and brexit plans

It's all very cobbled together, confusing and uncertain for everyone involved, and all this at a time when we should have a strong (by strong I mean majority) leadership who can work towards a strong brexit and some sort of a plan to keep us all safe in our own country!

[QIsForCube]

I'm happy the SNP MP was replaced by a conservative MP in my constituency. I'm not happy about the outcome at all, especially the DUP thing which on paper sounds bad but surely 10 of them aren't really going to have much of an impact, or are they?

[Livelovebehappy]

Having the DUP on board is a necessary evil in afraid. We need them and I think they'll have minimal power anyway - just give us a little bit of leverege when needed in the House of Commons.

[BuzzKillington]

Well, I am happy that our local MP was returned as he is great, and really happy that Corbyn didn't get in, but not happy with the lack of majority.

But, she did win!

[HelenaDove]

fightoff It was TM who called the bloody election

[StillDrivingMeBonkers]

So long as I don't have to go through another round of Brexit uncertainly again with people having hissy fits because they didn't win (I am a remainer, not a remoaner, I accept the result.) I sincerely hope we don't have the demos all over again >slump

[Highalert]

Don't blame Labour, they didn't call the election.

[YogiYoni]

Not a particularly impressive achievement in my eyes, all it's done is derailed a 'smooth' brexit, meaning we are somewhat at the will of the DUP and will most likely have to amend policies and brexit plans
Good!!!! TM wanted a mandate for a hard brexit. She didn't get it. Good. She wanted a mandate to continue pushing through huge cuts to health and education. Didn't get it. Good. She's going to have to talk to other parties to get agreement now. Good. I am delighted with this result.

[HelenaDove]

x post with Highalert.

[BeyondThePage]

I'm curious to know what Tory voters think of the DUP thing

again not happy.

Whatever happens, there will be another election soon. The situation is untenable.