This could turn out to be one of the strangest GE's ever
I see the polls this morning are predicting:
35% Labour
24% Reform
15% bar
That's a very low % for Labour, considering a 'potential' landslide
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Polls seem to be all over the shop... I am seeing some with Reform 0 MP's another with 5. The market certainly seems to think there will be a few with Farage 1.2 last time I looked.
The Telegraph (Savanta poll) has Cons < 60 MPs (with Reform 0) & suggests Liberals could become official opposition. Suspect they have picked the extreme ends of the poll.
It does look like a very large number of seats are just too close to call and you can come up with a big variation on seat outcomes just by having slightly different views on how the seats will fall.
The Telegraph (Savanta poll) has Cons < 60 MPs (with Reform 0) & suggests Liberals could become official opposition. Suspect they have picked the extreme ends of the poll.
It does look like a very large number of seats are just too close to call and you can come up with a big variation on seat outcomes just by having slightly different views on how the seats will fall.
Crikey jimibt it took me a while to uravel that one.

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Sir John Curtis is saying that the poll indicators are showing The conservatives are on course to have less seats than they did in 1906. But the polls don’t agree on how much conservative support is dropping in seats they already hold. And that could be the key to who actually wins. The conservatives only need to hold 70% of their vote and can afford to lose 30% to Labour and Reform UK.
Does the above make any sense to anyone as I not sure I understand what he is saying ?

Does the above make any sense to anyone as I not sure I understand what he is saying ?
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I think Sir Kier needs to stop mentioning Corbyn. Undecided voters won’t want to hear that person mentioned.
He doesn't need to think of a punishment when he knows he'll be out of the job in 2 weeks
Agreed. Corbyn is a vote loserArchery1969 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 21, 2024 10:22 amI think Sir Kier needs to stop mentioning Corbyn. Undecided voters won’t want to hear that person mentioned.
C4 correspondent just described the election campaign overall as "unedifying". Say's it all. Everyone of us should weigh the issues and vote with the benefit of hindsight and a judgement about which of the scoundrels before us can do better than the last lot.