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Breadpool...

Fuck off back to Twitter, eh?

Thanks. In a lot of of Europe elections (and even in internal party leadership elections) it needs a candidate to get over 50% of the vote to be declared winner.

Does the NYC mayoral election require a candidate to get >50% of votes over a couple of rounds of voting or is it a simple case of whoever gets the most votes on the day?

Sadly, it is not. It's now an organic grocery shop that doubles as a florist, so... as we say in the UK... score-draw?

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They decorated the place up for Persian New Year, if that helps? 😊

Oh, they had a small deli section of mixed olives and dips, all available to buy by weight. I forgot about that part!

Go on, Zohran!

When I lived in London there was a fantastic Iranian convenience shop near my house that, while not as cramped and hectic as the bodegas you described, had all kinds of stuff crammed in there, along with a middle-aged fella behind the counter. They had a goldfish though. No cats.

That final poll on Fox is closer than I'd like!

I literally just learned about fusion voting. We don't have that in the UK but it's an interesting concept.

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Yes! I already follow this great page on Facebook. 😊

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Awesome! We have shops like that here but we don't have a distinctive name for them to the best of my knowledge.

Is that even legal? Swamping the ballot with identical names in an attempt to deny votes to a particular candidate?

OK, so what is the distinction because I always thought that a bodega was simply what Americans refer to as a corner shop/convenience shop (I'm in the UK)?

How does the NYC vote work? Does it go to a second round of voting if no one candidate receives >50% of the votes or is it simply the candidate with the most votes wins on the first count?

I'd say that you simply have some legitimate appreciations...

£0.00?

In Lee Anderson's case, that's a £94k salary.

I'm surprised that they don't already.

I thought you meant Dave Allen...

I worked in Mile End! 😄

I think it would be great to name it after Trump *if* he's buried beneath the floor: there would be a never-ending queue of people lining up to dance there.

I wonder if it was a method of preservation: forming a jelly out of the meat's natural gelatine to keep the air off it, a bit similar to early pork pie recipes?

I never did find a decent stand when I was in London. Pity.

So is jellied eel another traditional dish with its origins from overseas, like fish and chips?

"What duck...?"

The trouble is that all member states would have to vote unanimously to allow us back in (including Hungary) and I don't think there'll be much appetite since EU leaders would realise that we'll be taken straight back out if Tories/RefUK get back in a few years' time.

Don't be bloody daft.