How large a working majority will Tories get?

[SueEllen]

Aren't their parents you lot?

Nope

[Flashman]

Our next Prime Minister.... possibly
https://order-order.com/2017/06/08/1...ed-terrorists/

[chopper]

The perverse nature of our FPTP system is such that Labour will likely increase their share of the vote compared to 2015 (from 30.4% to around 36%) but will still end up with fewer seats than before. The problem Labour will have is that they will increase their vote in areas where they are already strong rather than stealing many seats from others. Marginals may well swing towards Conservative. That first constituency to declare could well show an increased majority for Labour.

In 2010, Lib Dem increased share from 22% to 23% but lost 5 seats.

If Corbyn does get more than 35.2% of the vote, that would mean a greater share than Tony Blair in 2005 when he won 355 seats.

I reckon Tories will go up from 36.9% to 44% and increase their majority slightly.

The FPTP system is woefully broken, but no party in government is ever going to change the system.

[northernladyuk]

Our next Prime Minister.... possibly
https://order-order.com/2017/06/08/1...ed-terrorists/

Nah. It will be a Tory Saudi-Isis lover.

[PurpleGorilla]

The perverse nature of our FPTP system is such that Labour will likely increase their share of the vote compared to 2015 (from 30.4% to around 36%) but will still end up with fewer seats than before. The problem Labour will have is that they will increase their vote in areas where they are already strong rather than stealing many seats from others. Marginals may well swing towards Conservative. That first constituency to declare could well show an increased majority for Labour.

In 2010, Lib Dem increased share from 22% to 23% but lost 5 seats.

If Corbyn does get more than 35.2% of the vote, that would mean a greater share than Tony Blair in 2005 when he won 355 seats.

I reckon Tories will go up from 36.9% to 44% and increase their majority slightly.

The FPTP system is woefully broken, but no party in government is ever going to change the system.

The Lib Dems farked up when they went into coalition.

a PR referendum was the first second third fourth and fifth red line.

[chopper]

Nah. It will be a Tory Saudi-Isis lover.

See, Corbyn put his support behind the IRA and ultimately they failed as a Terrorism force. At least May is strongly and stably backing current international terrorist organisations.

If Corbyn was that bad for the IRA, then he will be terrible for the country.

[TestMangler]

Hung parliament, says the BBC exit poll.

I'm ******* shocked.

[BlasterBates]

I'm still in there with my one seat majority prediction.

[PurpleGorilla]

I'm going for 315 seats for the Tories.

Ha!

[jamesbrown]

I'm still in there with my one seat majority prediction.