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I'm hoping Lord Ashcroft has chosen a broad selection of Scottish seats so we'll be able to draw broad conclusions
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If every SNP voter who says they haven't "ruled out" voting Labour actually does end up voting for them (without Labour losing any votes they currently have), that would actually be enough to save all those seats bar Dundee West.
That's the straw Labour can clutch at, anyway, to stop them all jumping out the office windows tomorrow.
I certainly didn't !
Anyway, there are still a few value bets out there;
Kirkcaldy @ 7/2
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/kirkcaldy-and-cowdenbeath/winning-party
Inverclyde @ 5/6
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/inverclyde/winning-party
East Renfrewshire @ 5/2
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/renfrewshire-east/winning-party
And for anyone with a skybet account,
Over 32.5 SNP seats @ 10/11
I'd say that's a fair bit more likely than 4%.
The Kirkcaldy east council byelection result was published on PB a couple of weeks back - broadly in line with these ashcroft polls.
We're looking at a complete labour collapse.
They've got the ground operation.
1. the SNP won the nearest equivalent seat in 2011.
2. Labour's majority in 2010 was artificially high because Gordon Brown was standing (no longer applicable)
3. the SNP won the recent council by-election by a fair margin in a ward that they lost in 2012.
The other two, not so much. Labour held both nearest equivalent seats in 2011 and held Inverclyde in a WM by-election (due to the death of David Cairns) soon after.
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Still 25/1 with Shadsy