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Those Survation numbers for Scotland, according to Electoral Calculus, would give a result of: SNP 43, Tories 10, Labour 5, Lib Dems 1. Survation does appear to be out of line with pretty much every other major polling company, though. 

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Those Survation numbers for Scotland, according to Electoral Calculus, would give a result of: SNP 43, Tories 10, Labour 5, Lib Dems 1. Survation does appear to be out of line with pretty much every other major polling company, though. 


Looking at the constituencies I cannot see where SNP will not win 16 seats.

48 minimum. (Fingers crossed)

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3 minutes ago, G-MAN said:

 


Looking at the constituencies I cannot see where SNP will not win 16 seats.

48 minimum. (Fingers crossed)
 

 

I combed through them individually the other day (not the sign of a life well lived, by the way), and I just about found a viable route to the SNP falling to c. 40 seats. It would, however, require a very disciplined Unionist tactical voting operation and younger SNP 2015/2016 voters transferring to Labour in enough numbers for the Tories to sneak ahead and win a few more seats than they might otherwise have done. I think the SNP will win somewhere between 42 and 46 seats, primarily depending on the aforementioned factors and how strong the respective GOTV operations are in the marginals. 

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Just now, invergowrie arab said:

Ermm because they are literally an outlier.

That's not what you said though, being an outlier doesn't mean it can't be the accurate one, your statement will be no more correct on Friday than it is now.

 

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1 minute ago, ICTChris said:

Survation poll results

SNP - 39%
Lab - 29%
Con - 26%

Under this model the SNP lose the following seats

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42 to 46 seats seems to be the normal range going on these polls and a universal swing type model. That Survation one is a bit of an outlier as well.

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Was trying to figure out what would happen if May wasn't reflected and the Tories won a majority.

However she has a 20'000 majority so no chance of that happening.

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Was trying to figure out what would happen if May wasn't reflected and the Tories won a majority.

However she has a 20'000 majority so no chance of that happening.


Dream scenario is Lord Buckethead beating May and Mr Fish Finger beating Farron.
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