UK Share Prediction

[redcommander]

Conservatives 38
Lib Dems 29
Labour 22

[Psychic Octopus]

Con 37% (+4% on 2005)
Lib Dem 31% (+8% on 2005)
Lab 23% (-13% on 2005)

According to the calculator that leaves the Conservatives just short of a majority with 3 seats. This factoring in Brown's disastrous gaffe, correct?

Disastrous? Really?

Well, not in the sense that it means that the Labour will do that poorly, but that certainly reflects poorly on part of Gordon.

It won't do much at all to the polls. How many people will change their votes becasue of this?

I didn't say anyone would.

[Хahar 🤔]

Con 37% (+4% on 2005)
Lib Dem 31% (+8% on 2005)
Lab 23% (-13% on 2005)

According to the calculator that leaves the Conservatives just short of a majority with 3 seats. This factoring in Brown's disastrous gaffe, correct?

Disastrous? Really?

Well, not in the sense that it means that the Labour will do that poorly, but that certainly reflects poorly on part of Gordon.

It won't do much at all to the polls. How many people will change their votes becasue of this?

I didn't say anyone would.

Well, then, why does it matter whether the gaffe is factored in or not?

[Psychic Octopus]

Con 37% (+4% on 2005)
Lib Dem 31% (+8% on 2005)
Lab 23% (-13% on 2005)

According to the calculator that leaves the Conservatives just short of a majority with 3 seats. This factoring in Brown's disastrous gaffe, correct?

Disastrous? Really?

Well, not in the sense that it means that the Labour will do that poorly, but that certainly reflects poorly on part of Gordon.

It won't do much at all to the polls. How many people will change their votes becasue of this?

I didn't say anyone would.

Well, then, why does it matter whether the gaffe is factored in or not?

I wanted to see if he thought it would matter.

[Хahar 🤔]

Con 37% (+4% on 2005)
Lib Dem 31% (+8% on 2005)
Lab 23% (-13% on 2005)

According to the calculator that leaves the Conservatives just short of a majority with 3 seats. This factoring in Brown's disastrous gaffe, correct?

Disastrous? Really?

Well, not in the sense that it means that the Labour will do that poorly, but that certainly reflects poorly on part of Gordon.

It won't do much at all to the polls. How many people will change their votes becasue of this?

I didn't say anyone would.

Well, then, why does it matter whether the gaffe is factored in or not?

I wanted to see if he thought it would matter.

Ah, I see.

[Јas]

Con 37% (+4% on 2005)
Lib Dem 31% (+8% on 2005)
Lab 23% (-13% on 2005)

According to the calculator that leaves the Conservatives just short of a majority with 3 seats. This factoring in Brown's disastrous gaffe, correct?

Disastrous? Really?

Well, not in the sense that it means that the Labour will do that poorly, but that certainly reflects poorly on part of Gordon.

It won't do much at all to the polls. How many people will change their votes becasue of this?