Traditionally Tory voters have been coy about declaring their intentions, i think the reverse is happening and core tory supporters are wavering , Tories have run a car crash campaign and events have overtaken the May puppet, just my thoughts
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Traditionally Tory voters have been coy about declaring their intentions, i think the reverse is happening and core tory supporters are wavering , Tories have run a car crash campaign and events have overtaken the May puppet, just my thoughts
May's gurning face would be a picture if this happens.
Labour best price to win most seats is 7-1 with Betfair. Most other bookmakers go 6-1 or 11-2.
Nah. I think as much as I'd prefer that the Tories will still have that grey vote which will see them win 50-80 majority.
A lot will depend on the younger voters and the 48% of Remainers. It's very difficult to call, especially since the PM has been exposed as being a Maybot and Corbyn has had quite a good campaign. I hope May loses though just to see her face (and ninian's reaction) :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by CardiffIrish2
Tory maj of around 50 I reckon.May deserves to lose but will get away with it.
Something's changed in the past 12 hours, Labour's odds have drifted big time at every bookmaker. Labour now 9-1 to win most seats at Betfair. https://www.oddschecker.com/politics...ion/most-seatsQuote:
Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.
I had a weird dream that we ended up with a coalition of everyone but the Tories and they all decided not to leave the EU. :hehe:
Sporting Index spreads are Conservative 368-374 seats, Labour 196-202 seats.
That's would the already suggested super pact of SNP,Liberals, Labour and Greens with Nicola Sturgeon as PM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R
How short sighted the Brexit voters are.
Think they might get to 70/80.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pearcey3
Can't see Mrs May being in charge at the next election.
Whilst we have different political views I think you are right, she has got away with it. She is a poor campaigner.
Corbyn has done better than I thought, but I still wouldn't vote for the man.
It seems the latest and last ComRes opinion poll is the reason for the sudden spike in the pound and significant moves in the betting markets.
Broken down: Tories 44% and 362 seats, Labour 34% and 212 seats, with a predicted Tory overall majority of 74 seats.
Election poll latest: Theresa May will win biggest Tory landslide since Thatcher, final survey predicts - http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7777781.html
Sorry, did I say dream? I meant nightmare :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
pound surged ahead the day before the brexit referendum, the rest is historyQuote:
Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.
Okay then, I'll play ball even though I already know that the answer to the question I'm about to ask is 'nothing.'Quote:
Originally Posted by Packerman
In view of your opening post and continued confidence, how much money have you placed on Labour winning most seats?
i dont bet, haven't bet for 30 years, mugs gameQuote:
Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.
Hilary had the US election in the bag up until around midnight, when some strange results started coming in. It turned out that Trump had beaten the opinion polls and the exit polls. That was a mad night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Packerman
not far off :-)
Great insight whoever said this :hehe:Quote:
A lot will depend on the younger voters and the 48% of Remainers. It's very difficult to call, especially since the PM has been exposed as being a Maybot and Corbyn has had quite a good campaign. I hope May loses though just to see her face (and ninian's reaction) :biggrin: