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Dec 2019
6:21pm, 12 Dec 2019
19,008 posts
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DeeGee
Just got back on.
The answer to HappyG's question from several pages ago is Nic Dakin.
That is all I can contribute right now. I'm looking at flights to Chicago 
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Dec 2019
6:22pm, 12 Dec 2019
6,960 posts
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Too Much Water
For clarity I meant a Tory majority of 48-52 seats! Thanks for sidebar fetch!
Just voted, my urban / student seat seemed busier than usual although it’s post work / lectures time I guess.
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Dec 2019
6:25pm, 12 Dec 2019
2,559 posts
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HappyTimes
My constituency is a fairly strong SNP hold most recently with a 9.15% majority, 42% leave vote..
I would imagine SNP safe seat.
Whereas my childhood area of Stirling has chopped and changed being Laboiry, SNP and currently Conservative with something like 150 vote majority so more key battleground.
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Dec 2019
6:26pm, 12 Dec 2019
9,295 posts
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rf_fozzy
I'm sticking with my range from -10 Tory maj to +40 with a most likely value of about +15-20.
This is probabilities we're dealing with, so exact values have no meaning....
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Dec 2019
6:28pm, 12 Dec 2019
57 posts
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Daft Vader
Is there actually nobody in this thread actually looking for a Tory majority?
Or have they all been chased off?
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Dec 2019
6:30pm, 12 Dec 2019
23,173 posts
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fetcheveryone
What’s your prediction, DV?
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Dec 2019
6:30pm, 12 Dec 2019
3,941 posts
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Raemond
I think the theory is that tories are consistently so and always vote , so if turnout goes up it's likely to be 'floating' voters picking a side for once and therfore less likely to be tory, because honestly if it's not part of your tribal identity why the fuck would you vote for those venal self serving excuses for humanity?
Ooops, did my neutral civil servant mask slip?
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Dec 2019
6:30pm, 12 Dec 2019
9,296 posts
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rf_fozzy
Why would anyone want to inflict a tory majority on the country with the attitude to the most vulnerable in society?
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Dec 2019
6:31pm, 12 Dec 2019
9,297 posts
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rf_fozzy
*their attitude
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Dec 2019
6:32pm, 12 Dec 2019
8,302 posts
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simbil
People have different values fozzy - some people believe that freedom is more important than a safety net for example.
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