2019 General Election outcome predictions

[lockhart flawse]

So how about a predictions thread: I predict Conservative majority of 10.

[Baby Shark doo doo doo doo]

Labour-SNP coalition

[Nexus Icon]

Baby Shark doo doo doo doo said:

Labour-SNP coalition

Probably this, and Johnson only has himself to blame. This election has been a car crash for everyone, IMO, but hiding in a fridge, rather than talk to Piers Morgan, may be the last straw for more than a few. The BBC have done their level best to hide his buffoonery but a lot of his 'fans' will have been watching Piers yesterday, and the Beeb couldn't do anything about that footage.

[wl606]

Baby Shark doo doo doo doo said:

Labour-SNP coalition

The old "what do the votes on Pistonheads show and go for the opposite" routine. Worked most recently in the Brecon by-election, and many other times.

[bucksmanuk]

Baby Shark doo doo doo doo said:

Labour-SNP coalition

if that's the case - I suppose the UK and its economy was nice while it lasted....

[i4got]

Baby Shark doo doo doo doo said:

Labour-SNP coalition

Yep got to agree with this.

[Brave Fart]

Oh go on then.
The magic number is 320 seats when you exclude Sinn Fein (seven MP's, probably), the Speaker and his three deputies.
Conservative majority of 27 - i.e. they'll win 333 seats.
You heard it here first, folks.

Edited so my numbers actually add up, sorry!

Edited by Brave Fart on Thursday 12th December 14:22

[vetrof]

Brave Fart said:

Oh go on then.
The magic number is 320 seats when you exclude Sinn Fein (seven MP's, probably), the Speaker and his three deputies.
Conservative majority of 23 - i.e. they'll win 343 seats.
You heard it here first, folks.

Isn't that a majority of 46?

[Vanden Saab]

conservatives with 362 seats

[tim0409]

Conservative majority of 16.

[Tyre Smoke]

Conservative majority of 25-35

[anonymous-user]

I predict lots and lots of moaning. Already muted a bunch of friends on social media for 30 days.

[pubrunner]

Conservative majority of 21.

[Ayahuasca]

Nexus Icon said:

Probably this, and Johnson only has himself to blame. This election has been a car crash for everyone, IMO, but hiding in a fridge, rather than talk to Piers Morgan, may be the last straw for more than a few. The BBC have done their level best to hide his buffoonery but a lot of his 'fans' will have been watching Piers yesterday, and the Beeb couldn't do anything about that footage.

There are many, many things I would do to avoid talking to Piers Morgan, and hiding in a fridge is the least drastic of all of them.

[Teppic]

Baby Shark doo doo doo doo said:

Labour-SNP coalition

That!

[zippy3x]

Conservatives with the most seats, but no majority.

Coalition with Lib Dems, Boris' deal voted through, with referendum on that deal as lib dem quid pro quo

[Teppic]

zippy3x said:

Conservatives with the most seats, but no majority.

Coalition with Lib Dems, Boris' deal voted through, with referendum on that deal as lib dem quid pro quo

A party that wants to remain forming a coalition with a party that wants to "get Brexit done"? Not a chance.

[Scotty2]

After hearing of a lot of "I've always voted Labour but I'm not voting for Corbyn" in the Manc/Scouse area I'll stick a cheeky punt on it being higher than you think. I'll say 50-60.

If Balloonford and Black gets unseated it would be the icing on the cake!

[don'tbesilly]

I'll stick with the 25-30 seat Tory majority I predicted last night.

The Bookies (multiple) odds are on a Tory majority and based on the £'s performance over the last couple of weeks (minor, very minor blip in the last 24hrs,now recovered) it would seem the City are comfortable with a probable Tory majority.

[zippy3x]

Teppic said:

zippy3x said:

Conservatives with the most seats, but no majority.

Coalition with Lib Dems, Boris' deal voted through, with referendum on that deal as lib dem quid pro quo

A party that wants to remain forming a coalition with a party that wants to "get Brexit done"? Not a chance.

That all depends on whether Boris is more interested in "getting Brexit done" or being prime minister. I'll stand by my prediction thanks.