Election winning majority prediction?

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This is a bit like trying to  pick the Grand National winner.

Do you think that it could be a hung parliament or are we looking at a comfortable Tory win?

It pains me to say it but Mr Burns and her party will win, hopefully not with a massive majority (50 or less?). 

It all depends on whether the 18-24 year olds can drag themselves off their phones and social media to actually go and vote as they could potentially make a big difference to the result

Norpig wrote:It pains me to say it but Mr Burns and her party will win, hopefully not with a massive majority (50 or less?). 

It all depends on whether the 18-24 year olds can drag themselves off their phones and social media to actually go and vote as they could potentially make a big difference to the result

Yes I agree with you. May has been poor through the election build up but I still think she will win .

Corbyn has surprised me with his performance, but  the UKIP voters returning to the Tory fold, the Lib Dems in meltdown and the SNP holding most of their seats must mean a Tory majority of 50-75.

Already said on another thread - Tories win with a majority of 40 max.

Labour unlike others who are not optimistic on here.

karlypants wrote:Labour unlike others who are not optimistic on here.

What size majority are you predicting?

Tories majority will be slim 23

Hung

Labour snp coalition

Tories with a majority of 100

Amazing Exit Poll, it's going to be a long night.

Whatever happens from here on in, it's a moral victory for Jeremy Corbyn, May's fucked and UKIP are finally (and thankfully) finished.

Good night.

Tory overall majority still possible but not certain. Lol.

May could be history  to give up a majority at such an important time. shows just how bad her judgement is. Great result for Labour if this exit poll stands up. She got what she deserved fuck all.

If the toe rags don't get an overall majority are we looking at a multi party coalition to rule?

if figures are correct, then no party could put together a majority coalition, failure to get the queens speech passed and another election could be likely.

Tory vote UP in both seats announced so far so maybe tories will get the landslide they expect?

......and now we're going to have to do it all over again.

rammywhite wrote:......and now we're going to have to do it all over again.

Surely May will refuse to resign and then concede reduced NI corporation tax in order to get the backing of the dup which would be enough?