Scottish Referendum Your Vote Predictions
Discussion
worsy said:
No prediction yet. Waiting on where the papers land. If the Sun comes out in favour I expect a Yes win.
The Scottish Sun has come out for the Yes campaign, not sure it counts the same as the real Sun though.Anyway
Naw - 53%
Aye - 47%
Hacked aff wi' it aw - 100%
Turnoot - 83%
Virtual election in the rUK
F'off you winging Jocks - 85%
Please don't leave - 15%
steviegunn said:
worsy said:
No prediction yet. Waiting on where the papers land. If the Sun comes out in favour I expect a Yes win.
The Scottish Sun has come out for the Yes campaign, not sure it counts the same as the real Sun though.Anyway
Naw - 53%
Aye - 47%
Hacked aff wi' it aw - 100%
Turnoot - 83%
Virtual election in the rUK
F'off you winging Jocks - 85%
Please don't leave - 15%
fluffnik said:
65% Yes
35% No
85% Turnout
Irn Bru and large quantities of class As may have interfered with this post.35% No
85% Turnout
- 62% identified as Scottish in 2011 Census
- >1.3M have signed the Declaration for Yes
- Labour party loyalty seems to be crumbling
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38% - YES
49% - NO
13% - Spoiled YES votes, disqualified due to ballot paper being covered in a) blue & white face paint b) inane Braveheart gibberish c) vomit d) unidentified human or animal mucus-based secretions.
A win for NO, the day being saved by the fact that roughly 25% of the YES vote are waste-of-oxygen dribbling spacktards who are more likely to eat the pencil provided to mark the ballot paper than actually use it to place a cross in any particular box.
fluffnik said:
65% Yes
35% No
85% Turnout
Well I guess we will see. I’m very interested to see what the turnout will be. I suspect it will be higher than an election but still not close to 100%. Which in my opinion will show absolute contempt for this Independence campaign.35% No
85% Turnout
- 62% identified as Scottish in 2011 Census
- >1.3M have signed the Declaration for Yes
- Labour party loyalty seems to be crumbling
Without all the lies from the yes side and with a stronger no campaign then I would of thought.
80% No
20% Yes
However, as the above hasnt happened I will go with.
60% No
40% Yes
MintyChris said:
Well I guess we will see. I’m very interested to see what the turnout will be. I suspect it will be higher than an election but still not close to 100%. Which in my opinion will show absolute contempt for this Independence campaign.
Indeed - a reasonably high non-vote would clearly be a slap in the face of the independence campaign.This is a vote for independence or the status quo. People voting no or refusing to vote IMO indicates a lack of support for independence. One could even go so far as to argue that this referendum should have been run like the 1979 one (i.e. requiring at least 50% of the total electorate to vote for independence).
Moonhawk said:
Indeed - a reasonably high non-vote would clearly be a slap in the face of the independence campaign.
This is a vote for independence or the status quo. People voting no or refusing to vote IMO indicates a lack of support for independence. One could even go so far as to argue that this referendum should have been run like the 1979 one (i.e. requiring at least 50% of the total electorate to vote for independence).
I believe that should have been the case aswell but we have already seen the extent the SNP have gone to shape the outcome. This move wasn’t surprising.This is a vote for independence or the status quo. People voting no or refusing to vote IMO indicates a lack of support for independence. One could even go so far as to argue that this referendum should have been run like the 1979 one (i.e. requiring at least 50% of the total electorate to vote for independence).
eharding said:
A win for NO, the day being saved by the fact that roughly 25% of the YES vote are waste-of-oxygen dribbling spacktards who are more likely to eat the pencil provided to mark the ballot paper than actually use it to place a cross in any particular box.
Raises a good point, a lot of the Yes supporters will probably steal the pencil and then try to sell it so they can buy drugs/Buckfast. I hope they have enough pencils.Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff