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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, The Spectators' Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Cindy Yu and I'm joined by James Forsyth and Katie Balls.

So it's the last three days of this election campaign and it's all hands on deck.

Brois Johnson is starting his last few days of campaigning in the northeast at a fish market in Grimsby.

Katie, where is the cons Conservative campaign at at the moment?

There's a range in the polls, but they still all predict a Tory lead, and that lead is

from six points to 14 points. Now, anything below seven points is when Tories would be a bit jittery,

because you can't quite predict how that vote falls. So it could lead to majority, it could lead to hung parliament.

I do think the Tories feel a bit more confident than perhaps this time last week.

And I mean, now they're into the stage doubling down on their messages and trying to get the vote out.

And I think you're going to see Boris Johnson, as James wrote in his son column,

trying to, you know, get out and about. But you're're going to see Boris Johnson, as James wrote in his son column, trying to, you know, get out and about.

But you're also going to see, you know, one thing that's happening is big digital spend by the Tories.

So it's really all about hammering that message home.

And the starting point is to go to lots of leave labour seats, the so-called Red Wall where we know Boris Johnson and the Tory seat is key to picking up seats to make up for any losses and winning a Tory majority.

And then from there, he's going to visit every region in England and Wales over the final few days.

Again, hammering that message home, he is not going to Scotland in the final few days,

which I suspect, given that the Scotland polls look fairly good for the Scottish juries,

isn't because that is seen as a no hope place,

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