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Ray Stafford
I was looking at oddschecker earlier, and saw the following:
Overall Tory majority 17-2
Overall labour majority 40-1
Realistically no-one else is going to get close to a majority in the whole of the UK.
So the punters are overwhelmingly backing a hung parliament.
Yet hung parliaments are really quite rare - the last one before 2010 was back in 1974 I think.
I also suspect that lots of people who tell pollsters that they are going to vote for a smaller party will have second thoughts in the voting booth and return to one of the larger parties.
So - and without getting into political policies - what bets do you like on the election? I'm quite fancying betting against the hung parliament at those odds. Don't get me wrong, I still think a hung parliament in quite likely, just not so likely as those odds suggest!
Overall Tory majority 17-2
Overall labour majority 40-1
Realistically no-one else is going to get close to a majority in the whole of the UK.
So the punters are overwhelmingly backing a hung parliament.
Yet hung parliaments are really quite rare - the last one before 2010 was back in 1974 I think.
I also suspect that lots of people who tell pollsters that they are going to vote for a smaller party will have second thoughts in the voting booth and return to one of the larger parties.
So - and without getting into political policies - what bets do you like on the election? I'm quite fancying betting against the hung parliament at those odds. Don't get me wrong, I still think a hung parliament in quite likely, just not so likely as those odds suggest!
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