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My Euro Voting Prediction
UKIP.........22
Labour......20
Tories.......16
LibDems....7
Greens......3
Welsh/Scots/NI....5
What is your prediction? (73 seats)
Labour......20
Tories.......16
LibDems....7
Greens......3
Welsh/Scots/NI....5
What is your prediction? (73 seats)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Just read in the Guardian that the LibDems are expecting to win no seats (a complete wipeout) so that would spoil my prediction already :-/
http:// www.the guardia n.com/p olitics /2014/m ay/21/l ib-dems -braced -for-wi peout-i n-europ ean-pol l
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Yes Tories beating UKIP, not a fan of either but I really do think when push comes to shove there has been far too much negative publicity for all but the most die hard lunatic to vote UKIP- did you see Farage's interview where his own press secretary interrupted him because he was such a car crash? He got utterly mauled and I think people will go with the Devil they know in preference. Certainly hope so anyway.
So using your stats and Mickeys interpretations 80% of the population are against labour (RE mickey post on 83% area against UKIP) !!
Reckon your about on there Gromit. Maybe a few less on the LibDems in the Euro as I think many of their core voters may want to give Clegg a poke in the eye. Much in the same way that some tory and labour votors will.
Reckon your about on there Gromit. Maybe a few less on the LibDems in the Euro as I think many of their core voters may want to give Clegg a poke in the eye. Much in the same way that some tory and labour votors will.
Whether UKIP or Labour come first is anybodies guess, but it looks as if dave may lose badly, and poor Cleggie will disappear altogether ! So both of our so-called coalition partners could be humiliated.
The problem today is it is likely to be a very poor turn-out, which is kind-of difficult to understand, as this Euro Election has received more media coverage than any other I can remember.
The problem today is it is likely to be a very poor turn-out, which is kind-of difficult to understand, as this Euro Election has received more media coverage than any other I can remember.
Whether UKIP or Labour come first is anybodies guess,
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That's odd, I could have swore the other day you had put your faith in Labour definitely beating UKIP into second place, as their support was 'sliding fast' as you put it:
http:// www.the answerb ank.co. uk/News /Questi on13379 62.html
It appears that 48 hours is a long time in politics, not just a week, eh mikey?!
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That's odd, I could have swore the other day you had put your faith in Labour definitely beating UKIP into second place, as their support was 'sliding fast' as you put it:
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It appears that 48 hours is a long time in politics, not just a week, eh mikey?!
This election is unusual in that the outcome is irrelevant, it's the outcome that matters! Yes I know but bear with me, essentially MEPs have no effect and are pretty well irrelevent so this election can and will serve as an aunt sally for the electorate to let off steam, hence I voted UKIP, I would never vote UKIP in a general/Bye/Council election.
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