Betfair currently gives 1/10000000000 that there will be a majority of ******* elected...
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Tory Majority best odds now 1/16
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A majority is 1 or more. A working majority is a bit more than that to allow for deaths, defections, rebellion, but would probably also count DUP and UUP seats in the Tory corner.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIs that the same as a working majority?
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Oh dear, I sense a pattern.
I'm seriously tempted to not vote Tory. What I'd like to see is the Tories elected with an absolutely minimal majority of, say, 10-20, so that May is fatally undermined for her stupidity in: a) calling an election; and b) thinking that she was going to win on that manifesto. Mmmm, how best to achieve this...
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Yup.Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostOh dear, I sense a pattern.
I'm seriously tempted to not vote Tory. What I'd like to see is the Tories elected with an absolutely minimal majority of, say, 10-20, so that May is fatally undermined for her stupidity in: a) calling an election; and b) thinking that she was going to win on that manifesto. Mmmm, how best to achieve this...
+1.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Do you live in a marginal and if so who is it between?Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostOh dear, I sense a pattern.
I'm seriously tempted to not vote Tory. What I'd like to see is the Tories elected with an absolutely minimal majority of, say, 10-20, so that May is fatally undermined for her stupidity in: a) calling an election; and b) thinking that she was going to win on that manifesto. Mmmm, how best to achieve this...
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Indeed, I do. The incumbent is a decent chap. On the downside, he's Labour.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostDo you live in a marginal and if so who is it between?
There may be some teeth gritting on 8th...Comment
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You can do it.Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostIndeed, I do. The incumbent is a decent chap. On the downside, he's Labour.
There may be some teeth gritting on 8th...
I did with my postal vote..."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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£10K on a Tory majority now gets you £2.5K on Betfair, if it happens.My subconscious is annoying. It's got a mind of its own.Comment
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At the moment the majority is 12. 330 Conservative. Other parties = 318. Speaker + vacant account for other 2.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostA majority is 1 or more. A working majority is a bit more than that to allow for deaths, defections, rebellion, but would probably also count DUP and UUP seats in the Tory corner.
However, the working majority is 17. Conservative(330) + Ulster unionists(2) + Speaker(1) = 333. Other parties = 316. 1 seat is vacant.Comment
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