"I expect Labour to stay in power but with a significantly reduced majority, with gains by the LibDems?." Since I made my prediction on the main GeneralElection2005 page, and I hadn't changed my expectations... --AC
f058d81b0b60be5578cafdcde80f00ce --StuartFraser, rather depressingly, predicts
Lab 376 Con 190 LG 54 Others 26; made at the height of Labours advantage I predicted essentially no change. Right now I'm more convinced by the BBC exit poll...Lab 330 Con 215 LD 65 Oth 36 --SF
1d4a7dff2a91624ef742ad1ae2c75d5f --ChrisHowlett, probably showing complete political ignorance.
"Much as I'd like to see a hung parliament, I predict that Labour win a 3rd term in office, but with a markedly reduced majority. The remaining seats will be snaffled by both Tory and LibDem; the latter I predict will make surprising gains. Rough majority - 50 seats. Rough split: Labour - 350 seats. Conservative - 175 seats. LibDem - 100 seats." --CH, with an excessively long prediction.
05c8b6d2ea261889c292d15e97c15990 --Edwin, who reckons that no party whose name is 16 bytes of hex will actually win.
"Labour wins again, but not by so many seats. A moderate gain for Lib Dems, and a slight gain for the Conservatives, but not a big enough gain to stop them from playing Kick Out The Leader." --Edwin