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Latest UK General Election 2020 Prediction from Electoral Calculus

Current Prediction: Conservative majority 44

Party2015 Votes2015 SeatsPred VotesPred Seats
CON37.8%33139.8%347
LAB31.2%23230.1%218
LIB8.1%86.5%5
UKIP12.9%113.2%1
Green3.8%14.4%1
SNP4.9%564.9%56
PlaidC0.6%30.6%4
Minor0.8%00.5%0
N.Ire 18 18
Prediction based on opinion polls from 30 Nov 2015 to 20 Dec 2015, sampling 6,637 people.

Probability of possible outcomes

Conservative majority
72%
Con/Nat coalition
15%
Con choice of Lib/Nat
6%
Nat choice of Con/Lab
4%
Lab/Nat coalition
2%
Lab choice of Lib/Nat
1%
Labour majority
1%
The future is never certain. But using our advanced modelling techniques, we can estimate the probability of the various possible outcomes at the next general election. ('Nat' means SNP+PlaidC)

Source http://www.electoralcalculus.co.uk/homepage.html


There has been an update to Electoral Calculus published on 3 January 2016 at 


December saw no major changes, but a small decrease in the Conservatives' lead over Labour. All pollsters see the Conservatives having a lead of several points ahead of Labour, but on average the lead declined by about 1pc. It still leaves the Conservatives in a strong position at the end of the year, with the likely result being a larger Conservative majority in Westminster. 
The most recent polls from the five pollsters who published polls in December are: 


YouGov (Times) has Con 41, Lab 30, Lib 6, UKIP 16, Green 3 ComRes (Daily Mail) has Con 37, Lab 33, Lib 7, UKIP 11, Green 5 Ipsos-MORI (Evening Standard) has Con 38, Lab 31, Lib 9, UKIP 9, Green 6 Opinium (Observer) has Con 38, Lab 30, Lib 5, UKIP 16, Green 5 ICM (The Guardian) has Con 39, Lab 34, Lib 7, UKIP 10, Green 3 
The averages: Con 40 (nc), Lab 30 (+1), Lib 6 (-1), UKIP 13 (-1), Grn 4 (+1). 
The new national prediction is that the Conservatives will have majority of 44 seats, winning 347 seats (-4 seats since 29 November). 


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