Tory majority most likely (at least according to Betfair)
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Trend started after the third debate, but for some reason, odds have shortened dramatically. Are we having a pint of Champers in DDs if they do it?
Edited by NoelWatson on Saturday 1st May 18:50
the_smalls said:
I personally like the implied probably plots - been keeping an eye on this one... Always have more faith in a market where there are those putting their money where their mouths are, rather than a newspaper poll.

Sorry, but 65% chance of a LibDem majority?????????????????????????????????Bing o said:
the_smalls said:
Sorry, but 65% chance of a LibDem majority?????????????????????????????????Following a similar pattern to Cameron's election as Conservative leader.
He was an also-ran until it got nearer to the vote, then he pulled ahead at the right time. I think he realises that elections are won and lost in the final week. You couldn't help but notice the change in tune from him at the last debate, he sounded a lot more like someone you could vote for, giving more definite ideas when it is too late for Labour to copy them.
He was an also-ran until it got nearer to the vote, then he pulled ahead at the right time. I think he realises that elections are won and lost in the final week. You couldn't help but notice the change in tune from him at the last debate, he sounded a lot more like someone you could vote for, giving more definite ideas when it is too late for Labour to copy them.
Edited by D-Angle on Saturday 1st May 22:42
Bing o said:
the_smalls said:
Sorry, but 65% chance of a LibDem majority?????????????????????????????????
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Going to be a cliffhanger - hung parliament now slight favourite
Going to be a cliffhanger - hung parliament now slight favourite
Edited by NoelWatson on Monday 3rd May 08:45
Jasandjules said:
I can only hope that people are pretending that they will vote Lib Dem to pressure CMD into releasing some decent policies to swing them back to the Tories. Surely no-one with a car and an IQ greater than their shoe size would vote Lib Dem?
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