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Dec 2019
5:22pm, 12 Dec 2019
23,165 posts
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fetcheveryone
I'll try and put a few in there.
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Dec 2019
5:29pm, 12 Dec 2019
6,108 posts
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Dooogs
An old football site I used to haunt automatically converted that c-word into "front-bottom", along with a couple of other expletives.
Hope: Hung parliament again: Tories =315; Everyone else taking their seats except DUP: 316
Expect: Tories around 360 (so a majority of around 40). Me finally applying for that Irish passport.
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Dec 2019
5:29pm, 12 Dec 2019
23,166 posts
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fetcheveryone
Right, that's the predictions from the last ten pages of the thread. I've gone with the most optimistic end of the scale. Washing machines live longer with Calgons.
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Dec 2019
5:31pm, 12 Dec 2019
7,849 posts
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leaguefreak
I voted. There was 100% turnout from our house - I bumped into mr lf in the polling station. Clerk said it had been very busy
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Dec 2019
5:31pm, 12 Dec 2019
23,167 posts
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fetcheveryone
Half the predictions are within ten seats of the YouGov prediction. Is that because they got it right in 2017?
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Dec 2019
5:32pm, 12 Dec 2019
23,168 posts
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fetcheveryone
I also bumped into Katie and youngest on the steps of the polling station. It was queueing outside the room, but was also around the time that people had just finished school drop-off.
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Dec 2019
5:32pm, 12 Dec 2019
6,109 posts
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Dooogs
I will be so, so happy if yours is right, Fetch. 
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Dec 2019
5:39pm, 12 Dec 2019
5,967 posts
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jda
I'm calling it hung. Youthquake - and not just youth, lots of the under 40s are fuming at what's being done to their future.
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Dec 2019
5:47pm, 12 Dec 2019
23,169 posts
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fetcheveryone
jda - so we’re all on the same axis, how short will the Tories be in your prediction?
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Dec 2019
6:00pm, 12 Dec 2019
15,420 posts
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Sprinter Wonderland
Cold, windy and very wet here in Hackney but business brisk at the polling station in my street (4.30pm).
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