Who will win?

There is already talk amongst the opposition parties about tactical voting and unofficial alliances and no doubt many of the electorate are coming to the same conclusion. Meanwhile the Brexit party can be king makers.

All this means is that the polls can't be trusted. Boris may have a lead but if the opposition can get their act together in key marginal constituencies it will count for nothing.

At the last GE Labour increased their share of the vote however it was in areas where they already had strong support so an MP with a 5,000 majority won with a 10,000 majority. They didn't win overall because they failed elsewhere.

This time tactical voting is going to play a far more significant role than eve before.

Corbyn will try and move the GE from Brexit to more traditional issues such as NHS and housing. Boris will play the parliament let the country down so give me the majority I need card.

My hope is that we get an overall winner with a mandate to govern.

Boring.

Corbyn already started with his tedious whine on the NHS.

Change the record comrade. Surely no one with an ounce of intelligence buys his baloney.

If his friend Tony Blair hadn't allowed 300k people a year to migrate to Britain, maybe the NHS would be under less strain.

Last time Labour indicated they'd ditch tuition fees, which was very popular. I wonder if they do the same this time.

Trying to work out whats going to happen.

During the last election, the economy was still faltering, Corbyn was at the peak of his popularity, the Tories were making no real progress on Brexit, and tried to put through a ridiculous manifesto. The Tories should have been slaughtered, but they still managed to hang on because Corbyn was so unpopular.

For the current election.

I'd expect the Tories have a manifesto for the center ground, more spending on prisons, police, and infrastructure. They've got a clear Brexit policy. I'd expect them to win back some of the seats lost to Labour. Something like 60% of Tory constituencies voted leave. Out of the 40% that wanted to remain there is a chance that Lib Dem might make some gains, but I think voters in these constituencies won't have strong enough views on Brexit to change there vote. I'd imagine that the Brexit party wont challenge the tories. Boris is also a proven election winner.

Labour, going to produce a real left wing manifesto, will offer a second referendum, no clear policy on Brexit, no funds to run a campaign.... These guys are going to get pummeled. Attacked by the Brexit party in their leave seats and lib dem in moderate remain seats. Their manifesto won't appeal to the center ground, and who wants yet another referendum after this election.

Lib Dem, have a clear policy on brexit and fighting back on their 2015 wipe out. Some people will still critise them for the broken tuition fee promise, but most of those will have finished university now and not care anymore. I'd expect strong gains like in 2010.

Brexit Party...They'll be more successful than UKIP and I'd imagine will only target labour.

SNP. I'm not sure about how well these will do. They say Scotland voted remain, but not all of Scotland voted to remain. If they are promoting an IndyRef2 and and EUref2 the voters are likely to get sick of them.

DUP. Not sure is voters in NI change their mind, but they

I can't see how anyone with more than two brain cells could blame Boris for the Brexit fiasco and when it comes to the TV debates he should make mincemeat out the two opposition loonies