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New General Election prediction

April 24, 2010 Leave a comment

Electoral Calculus predicts the next British General Election result using scientific analysis of opinion polls and electoral geography.

If there were a General Election tomorrow, what would happen?

Current Prediction: Conservative short 36 of majority

Party 2005 Votes 2005 Seats Pred Votes Pred Seats
CON 33.23% 208 34.83% 290
LAB 36.20% 346 26.84% 228
LIB 22.65% 67 28.10% 100
NAT 2.22% 8 2.22% 11
MIN 5.71% 21 8.01% 21

Prediction based on opinion polls from 16 Apr 10 to 24 Apr 10, sampling 19,339 people.

Latest General Election prediction for St Ives

April 5, 2010 Leave a comment

Below is the latest  prediction for St Ives. Predictions for all other constituencies can be found at Electoral Calculus. See also UK Polling Report.

ST IVES
County/Area: Cornwall (South West)
MP Andrew George  (LIB)

Electorate 64,159 Turnout 67.48% Top
2005 Votes 2005 Share Predicted Votes Chance of winning
LIB 21,701 50.13% 48.77%
88.3%
CON 12,500 28.87% 32.09%
11.6%
LAB 5,409 12.49% 7.17%
0.0%
OTH 3,682 8.51% 11.98%
0.1%
LIB Majority 9,201 21.25% Pred Maj 16.67%
Results for 2005 implied from new boundary calculations
This seat is not safe and voters have a real say on their MP