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  1. 1. Who will you vote for

    • Conservative
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    • Labour
      39
    • Lib Dem
      6
    • Brexit
      1
    • Greens
      3
    • SNP
      8
    • DUP
      0
    • Sinn Fein
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    • Independents
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    • Other
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We'll see what tonight's few polls for the Sunday papers say then. Think there's a final one Tuesday then that's it before the exit poll.

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Based on that last poll I posted earlier EC have this as their seat prediction.

 

 

Electoral Calculus seat projection: CON 330, LAB 242, LD 12, SNP 44, GRN 1, PC 3, NI 18.

 

It's a Tory majority of 10 (or 17 if SF hold their 7 seats).

Another one just released.

 

No change in the Opinium figures:

 

Westminster voting intention:

 

CON: 46% (-)

LAB: 31% (-)

LDEM: 13% (-)

GRN: 3% (+1)

BREX: 2% (-)

 

via @OpiniumResearch, 04 - 06 Dec

Chgs. w/ 29 Nov

 

Boris will be live on Sky News tomorrow morning. Assume it's with Sophie-Ridge then.

Via Britain Elects

Westminster voting intention:

 

CON: 44% (-1)

LAB: 33% (+1)

LDEM: 11% (-4)

BREX: 3% (-)

 

via @DeltapollUK

Chgs. w/ 30 Nov

YouGov for Sunday Times

TORIES HOLD 10% LEAD

 

Con 43% (+1)

Lab 33% (-)

LD 13% (+1)

Brexit 3 (-1)

Green 3 (-1)

 

1680 on 5-6 Dec

Changes since YouGov 2-3 Dec

So 11% and 10% leads there folks. Just one more poll I believe tonight then maybe couple of final ones on Mon/Tues.

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Okay Andrew Marr tomorrow, BBC1 9AM, has Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell, Nicola Sturgeon and Brandon Lewis. Seems that Corbyn's having a lie-in tomorrow!

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EXC: Datapraxis MRP model gives Tories a majority of 38

 

Con 344 (+27)

Lab 221 (-41)

LD 14 (+2)

SNP 47 (+12)

PC 4 (-)

Green 1 (-)

 

This is based on a staggering 500,000 YouGov interviews but the model is from Datapraxis. Their last MRP, two weeks ago gave a majority of 48

 

Datapraxis boss Paul Hilder says: "We have never seen as many undecided voters this late in the campaign. As many as 80-90 constituencies are still up for grabs. A much larger Conservative landslide is still possible - but so is a hung Parliament."

 

I'd love to see Berger unseated given that she was admonished in Labour by her constituents for skipping out on her surgeries but still taking a full salary, before she pulled out the handy excuse. Laziness shouldn't be rewarded just because people are afraid not to treat a minority with kid gloves.
I'd love to see Berger unseated given that she was admonished in Labour by her constituents for skipping out on her surgeries but still taking a full salary, before she pulled out the handy excuse. Laziness shouldn't be rewarded just because people are afraid not to treat a minority with kid gloves.

 

 

Predicted Tory hold. She has no chance.

Predicted Tory hold. She has no chance.

 

Another of those 'rosette on a donkey' seats that FPTP always seems to generate. :mellow:

Poll expert John Curtice on with Marr too so let's see what he has to say.

 

 

That Guardian saying it's only a few tens of thousands of votes in the marginals between a comfortable Tory majority, and the Tories only being on around 300 seats, it could still be all to play for.

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Poor IDS has been sent a decomposing dead rat in the post to his home and it's shaken him up. :rolleyes: What a stupid thing to do whatever he did in the past with benefits.

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