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« on: May 04, 2005, 10:12:46 AM »

I'm making my prediction on the following basis:

Polling averages (since February - with the exception of the BES rolling survey) are as follows:

1) BES: Lab 36.03; Con 35.05; and LD 20.58

2) CommRes: Lab 40.5; Con 3.1; and LD 18.6

3) ICM: Lab 38.9; Con 32.7; and LD 21.1

4) MORI: Lab 38.1; Con 34.6; and LD 20.6

5) NOP: Lab 38.7; Con 31.7; and LD 20.2

6) Populus: Lab 39.9; Con 31.6; and LD 20.5

7) YouGov: Lab 36.4; Con 33.7; and LD 22.3

Averaging these figures, I get the following:

Labour 38.36% Conservative 33.21% and Lib Dems 20.55%

However, I'm deducting 2% from the Labour total and adding 1% each to the Conservatives and Lib Dem tally

Revised polling percentages are as follows:

Labour 36.36% Conservative 34.21% and Lib Dems 21.55%

I'm assuming a tactical voting percentage of 5%, which is as follows:

1) 1.0% Con to Lib Dem
2) 2.0% Lab to Lib Dem
3) 2.0% LD to Lab

The prediction using (www.electoralcalculus.co.uk) is as follows:

Labour 366 seats
Conservative 194 seats
Liberal Democrats 56 seats
Others 30 seats

Labour would have an overall majority of 86

The following seats would change hands:

Bexleyheath and Crayford   CON   gain from   LAB  Birmingham Yardley   LIB   gain from   LAB
Braintree   CON   gain from   LAB 
Calder Valley   CON   gain from   LAB
Cardiff Central   LIB   gain from   LAB
Clwyd West   CON   gain from   LAB
Dartford   CON   gain from   LAB 
Dorset South   CON   gain from   LAB
Dumfries and Galloway   CON   gain from   LAB
Dundee East   NAT   gain from   LAB
Enfield North   CON   gain from   LAB
Forest of Dean   CON   gain from   LAB
Gillingham   CON   gain from   LAB 
Hammersmith and Fulham   CON   gain from   LAB 
Harwich   CON   gain from   LAB 
Hornchurch   CON   gain from   LAB
Hove   CON   gain from   LAB 
Ilford North   CON   gain from   LAB 
Inverness Nairn Badenoch and Strathspey   LIB   gain from   LAB 
Kettering   CON   gain from   LAB 
Lancaster and Wyre   CON   gain from   LAB
Milton Keynes North East   CON   gain from   LAB
Monmouth   CON   gain from   LAB 
Northampton South   CON   gain from   LAB 
Ochil and South Perthshire   NAT   gain from   LAB 
Oldham East and Saddleworth   LIB   gain from   LAB
Peterborough   CON   gain from   LAB 
Redditch   CON   gain from   LAB 
Rugby and Kenilworth   CON   gain from   LAB 
Scarborough and Whitby   CON   gain from   LAB
Selby   CON   gain from   LAB  : John Grogan
Shipley   CON   gain from   LAB 
Shrewsbury and Atcham   CON   gain from   LAB
Taunton   LIB   gain from   CON 
Thanet South   CON   gain from   LAB
Wellingborough   CON   gain from   LAB
Welwyn Hatfield   CON   gain from   LAB   
Ynys Mon   NAT   gain from   LAB

However, I anticipate that the Lib Dems will make greater gains bearing in mind their recent surge; while some Labour MPs in the above marginals may buck the trend

So, in sum, I predict a Labour victory with a majority in the region of 70 to 90

Dave
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LucysBeau
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« Reply #1 on: May 05, 2005, 03:02:09 AM »

In light of the eve of poll polls, I'm urring on the side of caution and retaining my original prediction; though, I'm pretty certain the Lib Dems will win more than 56 seats

I'm also predicting with confidence that Ian Paisley's DUP will be the fourth largest party in the House of Commons

Dave
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