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Then you wouldn't like my probable choice. ;) Only if the definition has changed recently? :unsure:

Trolling implies posting stuff you don't believe, but unless you're telepathic how can you know that?

I'm surprised no-one has set one up yet. :huh: Con 335-345 seats, 42-43% Lab 230-240, 35% LD 15-20, 13% Green 1, 3% SNP 35-45, 3-4% PC 3, 1% Brexit 0, 2.5%

I'm still not sure who I will vote for - all choices are unappealing.

Some of us don't *want* it saved.

True enough, but the important would here is *could*, i.e. we can make decisions on such matters without EU approval.

Why don't you believe them? Is your *only* basis the 2017 result? No poll has suggested anything like as close as 2.4%. The lowest I've seen is 6% There's no snow forecast - according to the Countryfile forecast, it should be windy with normal temperatures.

But there'll be a far better chance with the Tories...

It's probably easier if your side is leading... :P

Anyone reconsidering their answer now? :mellow:

You might want to revisit my 'Length of GE campaigns' thread. ;)

BTW, which channel's coverage will you be watching? BBC, ITV, Sky News or other?

What it lacks is proof though. After all, *I'm* always getting called out over 'wild speculations '

That phrase 'according to some' sounds like mere hearsay to me.

The *Guardian* said that? Shock horror! :rolleyes: It sounds like MM and his fantasy politics 'Labour only xx votes short of a majority in 2017, so they should have been given the win'. :P Some people just lose their minds over politics... :wacko:

Finally, one thing we have in common. ;)

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polli...eneral_election

Not true, Labour are several % points further behind.

It's just one of those things that politicians always say, like 'we won't consider any coalition'...

YouGov’s MRP model - I wonder if they'll do another run of this? https://yougov.co.uk/uk-general-election-20...y-search-anchor

Cheltenham looks incredibly close - possibly recount territory! The local press says the Tory is considered a good constituency MP, so that might just save him. :unsure:

Alas not - you can blame Westlife for that...

Depends on whether you use a broad or narrow definition of the term.

How many of the MP's that switched parties 2017-2019 will retain their seats?