#ukelection2019

[fleastein]

Just tryna stay groovy in this mess

[duke-joansean]

Wetin we no go see for Social Media dis days!! 😁😁😁😁 #DjsFuntainment #ThankGodItsFriday #FridayVibes #instagram #instadaily #instalike #FollowForFollow #LikeforLikes #instagood #FollowForFollowBack #FollowFriday #ChuvadeseGuidores #GanheseGuidores #GainPost #GainTrick #FollowTrain #FollowTrick #GainFollowers #quote #UKelection2019 #Tiktok #nature #Takipet #Takipcikazan #Sdvoyager #Sdvtodos #photooftheday #Trending #FollowFriday #DjsFridayFuntainment https://www.instagram.com/p/B6BO3ChlkrF/?igshid=hvrikqqrmrtl

[stevemaythe1st]

#ukelection2019 Looks like I picked the wrong year to quit ketamine & Um Bongo! #ketamine #umbongo #fuckborisjohnson #stevemaythe1st #sketch #conservatives https://www.instagram.com/p/B5_fSvBHtwm/?igshid=y7qzxg3y5g0y

[fearku]

Vote Tactically not Tribal It’s Our National Health Service not Trump’s It’s our Great Britain not Putin’s Boris don’t care for his own kids so why do you think he will care about yours? I lived for a while where you needed private health insurance ,where you still needed 25-50 euros for basic treatment with the cheapest insurance (if you had both) and you lost wages if you were ill - it’s scary folks believe me I know it’s a bit of a rum choice but don’t vote blue, just this once. #getborisout #nhs #saveournhs #tories #election2019 #generalelection2019 #ukpolitics #ukelection #ukelection2019 https://www.instagram.com/p/B5-IHZWlUt-/?igshid=4kbrcjp36yi

[missyg143]

Get voting tomorrow, especially if you are a woman because the Suffragettes didn't fight for women not to vote.

[istandwisrael]

I won’t be surprised if Jeremy Corbyn would blame the Jews for losing the election. It’s a Hanukkah miracle that this anti-Semite lost. #ukelection2019🇬🇧 https://www.instagram.com/p/B6DWBouF9xK/?igshid=1sf0h5qhln77w

[lollipoplollipopoh]

'No ifs, no buts': Johnson says Brexit by January 31 by Al Jazeera English Prime Minister Boris Johnson's party has claimed an emphatic victory in the UK’s general election - seen as a critical juncture in the Brexit crisis engulfing Britain. The vote has left the opposition Labour Party in tatters - with its worst result in decades. Its leader Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to step down. Boris Johnson says he now has a powerful mandate to "get Brexit done". Al Jazeera's Paul Brennan's report from London. - Subscribe to our channel: https://ift.tt/291RaQr - Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AJEnglish - Find us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/1iHo6G4 - Check our website: https://ift.tt/2lOp4tL #BorisJohnson #UKelection2019 #Brexit

[news247worldpressposts]

#UKElection2019: Boris Johnson gives a speech after his party gains large majority Source: Twitter

[weaajkal]

برطانوی انتخابات: حکومتی جماعت کنزرویٹو 219، لیبر پارٹی 140 نشستوں پر کامیاب #UKElection #UKelection2019 #UKelection2019 poll #aajkalpk لندن: برطانیہ کے عام انتخابات میں پولنگ کا عمل مکمل ہو چکا ہے اور اب ووٹوں کی گنتی کا عمل جاری ہے۔

[xtruss]

Muslim Votes Could Prove Decisive in UK General Election

A recent MCB (@MuslimCouncil) survey of its affiliates and wider Muslim communities found that 77 percent of participants back remaining in the EU. The same percentage of participants support a second referendum on #Brexit #UKelection2019

Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson, left, and Britain’s Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn shake hands on the set of ‘Johnson v Corbyn: The ITV Debate’ on November 19, 2019, in Salford, north-west England. (AFP)

— They may be a minority, but British Muslim voters could have a major impact at the ballot box, a new report suggests

— The Muslim Council of Britain has identified 18 constituencies in which Muslim voters could have a high impact

LONDON: With Islamophobia on the rise in the UK, and uncertainty surrounding Brexit and its implications, British Muslims could have a significant impact on the result of the Dec. 9 general election simply by exercising their right to vote.

Despite the UK’s Muslim population standing at 5 percent, there are 31 marginal seats in which Muslim voters could have a “high” or “medium” impact, according to a list published by the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB).

The council has identified 18 constituencies in which Muslim voters may have a high impact, and 13 in which they could have a medium impact.

Top of the list for high-impact areas are Kensington, Dudley North and Richmond Park.

High-impact seats are those where the current margin of victory is small and the proportion of Muslim voters is significant compared to the margin of victory.

In Kensington, Labour candidate Emma Dent Coad won her seat in 2017 by a margin of 20 votes.

The number of Muslims of voting age in this constituency, estimated at 5,431, is 272 times this margin.

A British Muslim woman leaves a polling station after voting in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, UK, in a previous election. (Shutterstock)

In Dudley North and Richmond Park, the Muslim electorate — which stands at 4 percent of voting-age constituents — was over 70 times the victory margin in both constituencies, which was 22 and 45 votes, respectively. Muslims are, therefore, in a position to make a difference in high-impact seats such as these.

The MCB is the UK’s largest and most diverse Muslim umbrella organization, with over 500 affiliated national, regional and local organizations, mosques, charities and schools.

It does not endorse any political party or prospective parliamentary candidate.

Ahead of the last general election, the MCB identified 16 high- and 23 medium-impact seats where it thought Muslims could make a difference.

“Where we highlighted that these seats had the potential for Muslims to have a huge impact if they voted a particular way, we did see that actually come to fruition,” the MCB’s Public Affairs Manager Zainab Gulamali said.

In the 16 constituencies where the MCB thought Muslims could have a high impact, every one of these seats went on to be held by the Labour Party.

Eleven of these were previously Labour seats, but it increased its majority, and five were previously Conservative seats.

Of the 23 medium-impact constituencies, 16 seats in which Labour was the incumbent saw an increase in its majority, with the exception of Bolton North East.

Of the seven previously Conservative seats, five were retained with a smaller majority, one seat was gained by the Liberal Democrats, and the Conservatives increased their majority in the final seat.

The MCB’s election policy platform report said Muslims “do not all affiliate with one particular political party. Muslims vote for different reasons like all voters.”

It added that the British government’s own analysis confirms that “minorities are not a bloc vote that automatically supports Labour irrespective of Labour’s performance.”

Gulamali said: “This election is going to be a really interesting one for Muslims and non-Muslims, and the fact that the UK is going through unprecedented change means that it’s important for everyone to get out and vote.”

She added: “The choices that people will make in this election will be really crucial. We know that Muslims choose to vote for whoever they vote for based on a number of concerns, especially as Islamophobia is so prevalent in particular political parties.

“We think that would be something that many Muslims consider when casting their vote.”

Prime Minister Boris Johnson recently apologized for the “hurt and offence” caused by instances of Islamophobia in the Conservative Party.

He said that an inquiry into “every manner of prejudice and discrimination” in his party would begin by Christmas.

Former party Chairwoman Baroness Warsi — the first Muslim woman to be part of a British Cabinet, who has been calling for an inquiry into Islamophobia within the party — said the apology was “a good start.”

Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson has apologized for the ‘hurt and offence’ caused by instances of Islamophobia within the Conservative Party. (AFP)

Johnson’s apology came as Flora Scarabello, who was running as the Conservative candidate for Glasgow Central, was suspended by the party over “alleged use of anti-Muslim language.”

A party spokesman said: “There is no place in the Scottish Conservatives for anti-Muslim language, or any other form of racial or religious discrimination.”

Johnson has remained silent about his own comments on Muslim women. Writing in his Daily Telegraph column in August 2018, he said Muslim women wearing the niqab “look like letter boxes” or bank robbers.

The MCB report said there “has been a disturbing and dangerous rise in Islamophobic incidents and support of anti-Muslim sentiments within political parties,” and urged them to investigate “issues of Islamophobia within their parties.”

Gulamali said: “Before the general election, we surveyed over 500 of our affiliates and other British Muslims, and we found that tackling Islamophobia was a No. 1 priority the Muslims that we spoke to had for political parties.”

But “Muslims don’t just care about Islamophobia and Muslim issues. They also care about all the other issues that everyone else cares about,” she added.

These include Brexit. A recent MCB survey of its affiliates and wider Muslim communities found that 77 percent of participants back remaining in the EU. The same percentage of participants support a second referendum on Brexit.

“Muslims are overwhelmingly poorer than mainstream society — 46 percent of the Muslim population resides in the 10 percent most deprived local authority districts in England,” Gulamali said.

“We know that Brexit is likely to hit people in low socioeconomic groups more than people who are well off. So Muslims will be disadvantaged by Brexit in that way.”

Muslim voters also care about issues such as the privatization of the National Health Service, tackling knife crime, unemployment and the cost of living.

Boris Johnson's apology was described as ‘a good start’ by Baroness Warsi, right, the party’s former chairwoman. (AFP)

The MCB held its first national Muslim voter registration day on Nov. 22, when it encouraged political participation among Muslims, 300,000 of whom registered to vote that day.

The East London Mosque’s London’s Muslim Centre took part in the MCB’s voter registration drive.

Dilowar Khan, its director, said by taking part in the initiative, “we hope to have played our part in increasing awareness for our congregants of their democratic right to vote and cause change.”

He added: “Overall, we hope this increased political participation by the Muslim community will help steer our country toward a better society.”

Khan said: “It’s only through engagement that we can identify and voice key issues affecting Muslim communities.”

He added: “It’s important that everyone realizes their potential to cause change via political participation.

“Muslims make up a significant minority in the UK, and it’s of utmost importance that our concerns are validated and that our politicians address these issues,” Khan said.

“Muslims don’t just care about #Islamophobia and Muslim issues. They also care about all the other issues that everyone else cares about, in addition to Islamophobia,” MCB’s Public Affairs Manager Zainab Gulamali said (@MuslimCouncil) #UKelection2019

— Arab News, Friday 6, 2019

[rethinkgambling]

Reading #UKElection2019 through 3 marginal seats: #Dudley North, Wakefield, and North East Fife Difference tween a Conservative majority and a hung Parliament? https://t.co/ywxrdlv7Lr

— Scott Lucas (@ScottLucas_EA) December 4, 2019

[alfon]

Here is a tweet from #KittyHolland journalist @IrishTimes commenting on the defeat of institutional racist U.K. Labour Party #UKelection2019 This is ignorant antisemitism from Irish MSM RT please and help Irish Jews fight this hate. pic.twitter.com/vjNTAW14os

— Irish Jewish Voice (@Irishchutzpah) December 13, 2019

[tamilguardian]

Boris pledges to repay trust of voters after Conservative victory https://t.co/F1tekqPHUy #ConservativeParty @BorisJohnson #UKelection2019 #GE2019

Boris pledges to repay trust of voters after Conservative victoryhttps://t.co/F1tekqPHUy #ConservativeParty @BorisJohnson #UKelection2019 #GE2019

— Tamil Guardian (@TamilGuardian) December 13, 2019

via Twitter https://twitter.com/TamilGuardian December 13, 2019 at 02:46PM

[michelledh]

One Nation @Conservatives Really? #UKelection2019 I'm like http://bit.ly/2RQwJKz

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— Michelle D Harris - Social Media (@michelledh) December 13, 2019

via Twitter https://twitter.com/michelledh December 13, 2019 at 12:17PM

[chaonaut]

RT @NinaDSchick: Northern Ireland will be split from the rest of the UK by customs border in the Irish Sea, and the issue of Scottish Independence is back. A stunning victory for the Conservatives - let’s see how the Union fares. #UKelection2019 #GE2019 https://t.co/yDcWQbIOvB

December 13, 2019 at 11:25AM http://twitter.com/ChaoNaut/status/1205433640823480321

[simmix1]

RT @NinaDSchick: Northern Ireland will be split from the rest of the UK by customs border in the Irish Sea, and the issue of Scottish Independence is back. A stunning victory for the Conservatives - let’s see how the Union fares. #UKelection2019 #GE2019 https://t.co/yDcWQbIOvB

Northern Ireland will be split from the rest of the UK by customs border in the Irish Sea, and the issue of Scottish Independence is back. A stunning victory for the Conservatives - let’s see how the Union fares. #UKelection2019 #GE2019 https://t.co/yDcWQbIOvB

— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) December 13, 2019

via Twitter https://twitter.com/simmix1 December 13, 2019 at 09:43AM