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GE19:The Sir John Curtis Urban Pollster: Seat Predictions

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Predict the number of seats for each of the 4 main parties: Con, Lab, Lib, SNP.

You start with 1000 points.

You lose a point for each prediction above or below seats won.

Person with highest points wins.

Entries close 9.59pm or before any fancy exit polls..

3 hints

Total no. of seats: 650

Current numbers:
Con 298
Lab 243
LibDem 21
SNP 35

Your total will be less than number of seats due to NI, independents, Wales etc.

Winner and roll of honour announced, err, Friday evening.
 
I think we're in for a surprise result:

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Con 310
Lab 250
Lib Dem 15
SNP 45
Plaid 4
Green 1
DUP 8
Sinn Fein 10
 
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Con 311
Lab 257
LibDem 15
SNP 45
Green 1
Plaid 4
DUP 6
Sinn Fein 9
SDLP 1
Alliance 1

And with that, the only route into power for the Tories would be an agreement with the LibDems. I think we can guess what would happen next... :(
 
Hope I'm wrong but realistically:

Con: 360
Lab: 210
LibDem: 21
SNP: 36
Plaid: 4
Green: 1
DUP: 9
SF: 8
SDLP: 1
 
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These are my actual prediction fwiw - towards the lower end of the Yougov MRP ranges

Con 313
Lab 251
SNP 43
LDEM 19
PC 4
GRN 1
BREX 0
 

I think hope there'll be quite a few shock Labour gains in the South East and the "Red Wall" will hold, largely because push come to shove former Labour voters will stay at home as protest rather than go out in the rain to vote Tory. I'm also hopeful that quite a lot of the "couldn't possibly vote for Corbyn" m/c types will be "too busy" to actually traipse down to the polling station in the rain/traffic to vote in an election that will have little material impact on their lives.

So I'm sticking with my bold prediction*.

Con 296
Lab 253
LibDem 12
SNP 36

*
which will be right this time unlike every other time where I was wrong :D
 
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tories under 300 would be a massive massive victory. can't see it happening cos i think they'll gain a few seats in scotland and wales
 
I think hope there'll be quite a few shock Labour gains in the South East and the "Red Wall" will hold, largely because push come to shove former Labour voters will stay at home as protest rather than go out in the rain to vote Tory. I'm also hopeful that quite a lot of the "couldn't possibly vote for Corbyn" m/c types will be "too busy" to actually traipse down to the polling station in the rain/traffic to vote in an election that will have little material impact on their lives.

So I'm sticking with my bold prediction*.

Con 296
Lab 253
LibDem 12
SNP 36

*
which will be right this time unlike every other time where I was wrong :D
Also. Have you considered how cool "red wall" is?

"Aye, 'tis forty winters since I took up me watch on the Red Wall, lad".
 
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