Who is going to win?

That I may emigrate if the wrong ones get in.

The EU will win if we don't have a well supported and strong government.

Lord help us if the wrong one gets in!

To be honest this election is so boring and what is on offer from all political parties is so dire I really don't give a toss.

I have, as they say, a previous engagement on June 8th so once I have voted I will have better things to do until late on the 9th June than take any interest in this dreary election. Hopefully by the time I do surface into the real world again, it will all be done and dusted and much of the media will have moved on.

Dare I say it but neither is fit.

For the first time, I really don't care, both will be a disaster . My one hope is the decent labour MP's hold their seats ,

Agree, charley.

Perhaps it is because each faction seems more bent on demonising the other rather than offering a positive view of the future, but I too feel increasing dread whichever way it goes.
As I suggested when I started another thread, TM may have seriously miscalculated when she called this election as attention is being diverted from other urgent issues. But no amount of mudslinging will benefit any of us, as with the EU referendum and the Scottish referendum, all this "choosing" will not make us one whit better off.
I find it all profoundly depressing.

I'm with you there charleygirl

The Theresa May party will win. The whole country will lose for the foreseeable future. The best way to avoid the worst of the damage is to elect the maximum number of Liberal Democrats and hope that May's majority is reduced.

I do think that TM will win - note I say TM rather than her party. This is very personal - her whole approach has been about her rather than her party.

Her arrogance in openly stating that she is calling the election to firm up her base before the Brexit negotiations (i.e. she has not even countenanced the idea that she might lose) is only beaten by DC's referendum - it never entered his arrogant head that it might not go his way. What a pair!

However, hopefully some of the results will clip TM's wings a bit.

Blimey!! Ipsos have put Corbyn ahead of Maybot!!!! I don't dare believe it though.

Apparently 1/4 million younger people registered before the deadline and they are the ones largely to vote for Corbyn. I would be deletions with a hung parliament, but I she'll be hysterical with a Corbyn win.

Delirious! Shall!! I really ought to read the post before whizzing it off..

Is there much difference, really? Why would you be delirious (acutely disturbed state of mind) or hysterical (affected by uncontrolled emotion).

Oh well, 'twas ever thus...

When did this fashion of slagging off the opposition rather than putting forward your best side start?

I agree with charleygirl no side seems fit for purpose

Just looked at the Ipsos Mori poll - June 1 it had Cons 45% Lab 40%.

Where are you getting your information from, whitewave?

Still wondering where whitewave's information came from, but I expect I'll never know.

It doesn't fit with the polls I have just looked at.Mind you, polls being often wrong anything could happen.Perhaps the SNP will be ruling us after all!

God forbid!

Noooooo thank you. This forum could give the happiest of people depression

Strange Luckygirl that you are calling TM arrogant for calling a general election, nobody is that stupid or arrogant, I think she wants to go into Brexit with the support of the electorate & if not can bow out to whoever is elected that way she cannot br critisized for taking us out of Europe without the country's support for her ( and you can be sure that would have happened) after all she was not PM when we had the referendum damned if you do , dammned if you don't.

Roses Given that the Tories have not polled a majority in Scotland since just after WW2, I think it would be poetic justice if the SNP held the balance of power in Westminster. During the last Parliament they have been the 3rd largest party and the only effective opposition, challenging government policies at every opportunity, while Labour failed to turn up, abstained or voted with the Tories.

Well said norose

Thank you Annibach