Clyde1998

Campbell's getting angry...

Murphy's angry that he's being told he's lying.

YouGov's nowcast has: Angus - SNP Dundee East - SNP Moray - SNP Banff & Buchan - Likely SNP (possible Con gain) Eilean Siar - Likely SNP (possible Lab gain) Perth & North Perthshire - Likely SNP (possible Con gain)

Margin of error changes then. Hopefully this result is replicated on Thursday.

No current SNP areas have been polled. I fear places like Moray, Banff & Buchan and Angus could be lost - very large no voting areas.

Survation members - don't know who they are though.

I found the Survation/Daily Record datasets for ScotGoesPop: A few interesting points: Should Scotland be an independent country? Yes - 45.8% No - 46.9% DK - 7.2% Yes - 49.4% No - 50.6% If there was a referendum ... on whether the UK should remain a member of the European Union, how do you think you would vote? Stay In - 52.5% Leave - 26.5% DK - 21.0% Stay In - 66.5% Leave - 33.5%

It's just a baby. Media making a big fuss over nothing.

You should be able to apply for an emergency proxy.

Labour have picked up 24% of 2010 Conservative voters in East Refrewshire.

It could happen on the day though... Hopefully we can gain East Renfrewshire.

Murphy's seat is back into play... East Renfrewshire SNP - 39% (-1% on April) Lab - 36% (+5%) Con - 20% (-5%) Lib - 3% (N/C) Oth - 2% (+2%) Tactical voting at play.

Was this a poll of Labour supporters?

Clegg's speaking...

So - what we've gathered tonight is that Cameron will remain as Prime Minister after this election, if Labour will do no deal with the SNP.

Con - 35% Lab - 34% UKIP - 12% Lib - 9% Grn - 4% Oth - 6%

The Northern Irish secretary is Theresa Villiers - the MP for Chipping Barnet in London. Colonial rule it will be by the looks of it...

Michael Forsyth

Survation/Daily Record Scottish Parliament (constituency): SNP - 54% Lab - 24% Con - 13% Lib - 5% Grn - 2% UKIP - 2% List: SNP - 45% Lab - 21% Con - 11% Grn - 10% Lib - 6% UKIP - 5% Seats: SNP - 72 (+3; Majority of 7) Lab - 28 (-9) Con - 11 (-4) Grn - 11 (+9) Lib - 6 (+1) UKIP - 1 (+1) Pro-independence: 83 (+12) Pro-union: 46 (-12) Pro-independence majority of 18.

Are the Record moving towards the SNP?

A week between the close of the first one and the start of the second one.

The total of Undecided + Refused + Won't Vote has fallen 1% between the last two TNS polls.

We have mods? I only thought we had an admin, who acted as a mod...

I don't think we need an upper house - seems to be a waste of money.