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Hello and welcome to coffee house shots. I'm James Seal and I'm joined today by the Spectators political

editor Katie Balls and James Kagan's story of Folkall data.

Now James, you've been outlining over the last few days

you've got a couple of big polls on MRP polls that come out. There's three doors you think

these are all going to be out. Tell us about them.

So one of the themes I think of the campaign has been the wide range of

sequel costs and I think the easiest way to think about it is a story which is

there are three doors that the let's talk about the right for a second that they

could walk through in terms of the

forecasts of the first door which I think companies like Salvation have come out

with is just quite an apocalyptic scenario of the Conservative Party basically vying

with the Liberal Democrats for second and third place on

around 60 seats. The second door which is a host of companies including my own

which is a very very bad election outcome for the Conservativesators but around 110 seats.

So terrible fall from 370 by the way on notional boundaries.

Eight points lower than the lowest vote share it's had since the franchise,

but still around and still sizable and

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