Scottish Referendum Your Vote Predictions

Scottish Referendum Your Vote Predictions

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worsy

5,804 posts

175 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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No prediction yet. Waiting on where the papers land. If the Sun comes out in favour I expect a Yes win.

colonel c

7,890 posts

239 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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It will be a 50 – 50 tie.

So Nicola Sturgeon and The Duchess of Cambridge will have to fight it out in the traditional Highland way - bare breasted and carrying an eight pound baby in each arm.

fluffnik

20,156 posts

227 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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65% Yes
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

steviegunn

1,416 posts

184 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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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%

worsy

5,804 posts

175 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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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%
In which case I concur smile

General Price

5,250 posts

183 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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A.J.M said:
Yes. 40%
No. 60%

I think the way the markets and news are going will shake up people into seeing what's actually going on.
yes

ellroy

7,030 posts

225 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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fluffnik said:
65% Yes
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
Irn Bru and large quantities of class As may have interfered with this post.

Apologies for any inconvenience normal service will be resumed shortly.

In the mean time here's some music.

A.J.M

7,908 posts

186 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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3 seperate bits of music?

hehe

tertius

6,856 posts

230 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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YES 43.5%
NO 56.5%

Turnout 70-80%

eharding

13,705 posts

284 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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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.



Chlamydia

1,082 posts

127 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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If voting is allowed in crayon:
55% yes
45% no

If crayons are not allowed and/or dribbled on voting slips are void:
5% yes
45% no
50% void

If the SNP are involved in the counting:
540% yes
1% no
Free car for everyone.

lamboman100

1,445 posts

121 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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It will be 55% "No".

The "Yes" camp arguments are crumbling by the day.

Banks fleeing Scotland, NHS funding to fall, forecasted oil revenues lied about, etc. etc.

Jader1973

3,991 posts

200 months

Thursday 11th September 2014
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100% Yes
0% No

Turnout 0.00002%

Alex's vote will be the only one, all the others will be "spoiled".

And because there is no minimum turnout requirement Yes win!

Edited by Jader1973 on Friday 12th September 00:14

DSLiverpool

14,743 posts

202 months

Friday 12th September 2014
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Sadly it will be no after more trinkets and subsidies are given to all and sundry - it's like keeping an old girlfriend because your relatives like her but she is a lazy troublemaking fart bag who threatens to leave you so you give her more baubles to stay.

MintyChris

848 posts

192 months

Friday 12th September 2014
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fluffnik said:
65% Yes
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
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.

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


Moonhawk

10,730 posts

219 months

Friday 12th September 2014
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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).

MintyChris

848 posts

192 months

Friday 12th September 2014
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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.

McWigglebum4th

32,414 posts

204 months

Friday 12th September 2014
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fluffnik said:
  • >1.3M have signed the Declaration for Yes
Do you want me to post the tweet from a happy yes supporter saying how he helped by signing that 8 times?

S13_Alan

1,324 posts

243 months

Friday 12th September 2014
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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.
laugh

Jader1973

3,991 posts

200 months

Friday 12th September 2014
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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.