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Post by yellowperil on Jan 12, 2018 16:01:33 GMT
Don't know whether anybody else has done a rough tot up of the scores to date , or whether that's too much with with seventeen or eighteen competitors in the frame .No doubt we will get official responses from Middleenglander in his good time but a quick shifty through to come to the unsurprising conclusion that I make it Robert just in front for the month, closely followed by Lancastrian and AndrewP- do others agree? ( I often get these wrong)
I completely blew it in Thanet and having started the week in front I think have dropped right out of the top 10!
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Post by Robert Waller on Jan 12, 2018 17:13:39 GMT
Yes, that fits with my own unofficial and rough figures. However, because no one successfully identified all the trends, especially the differential LD performance in Thanet, it remains fairly close with much to play for over the rest of the month.
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Post by middleenglander on Jan 12, 2018 18:04:27 GMT
Week 2: FinalAuthority | Week 1 | Kent
| Lancashire
| Thanet
| Wyre
| Week 2
| Week 2
| Weeks 1 & 2
| Weeks 1 & 2 | Ward | faults
| Birchington & Rural
| Wyre Rural Central
| Thanet Villages
| Pressall
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| position
| faults
| position | AJS | 27.3
| 12.3
| 13.6
| 44.4
| 11.5
| 81.8
| 9th
| 109.1
| 10th
| andrewp | 17.3
| 16.3
| 7.6
| 40.9
| 5.5
| 70.3
| 5th | 87.6 | 3rd
| Carlton43 | 49.3
| 29.8
| 6.3
| 33.8
| 1.5
| 71.4
| 6th
| 120.7
| 12th
| CasualObserver | 41.7
| 25.8
| 24.4
| 28.3
| 9.1
| 87.6
| 12th
| 129.2
| 15th
| David Boothroyd | 27.7
| 23.0
| 7.9
| 21.9
| 7.5
| 60.3
| 3rd
| 88.0
| 4th
| greenrobinhood | 25.6
| 15.8
| 7.9
| 42.3
| 0.5
| 66.6
| 4th
| 92.1 | 5th
| hempie | 13.6
| 35.2
| 4.1
| 36.4
| 9.5
| 85.2
| 10th
| 98.8
| 6th
| Lancastrian | 22.0
| 18.2
| 1.7
| 32.9
| 3.5
| 56.3
| 2nd
| 78.3
| 2nd
| Pete Whitehead | 10.3
| 11.2
| 16.0
| 32.6
| 33.3
| 93.2
| 13th
| 103.5
| 9th
| olympian95 | 29.7
| 31.2
| 6.1
| 22.9
| 11.5
| 71.7
| 7th
| 101.4
| 8th
| rickmk | 24.0
| 24.7
| 20.1
| 25.1
| 6.5
| 76.4
| 8th
| 100.4
| 7th
| Right Leaning | 37.3 | 9.8
| 13.6
| 55.7
| 7.5
| 86.6
| 11th
| 123.9
| 13th
| robbienicholl | 29.3
| 33.8
| 11.9
| 45.8
| 7.5
| 99.0
| 14th
| 128.3
| 14th
| Robert Waller | 23.7
| 9.8
| 3.7
| 28.6
| 8.5
| 50.6
| 1st
| 74.3 | 1st
| Ruggerman | 54.0 | 2.3+5
| 27.6+5
| 69.2+5
| 29.5+5
| 148.6
| 17th
| 202.6
| 17th
| SirBenjamin | 44.3
| 100
| 100
| 100
| 100
| 400
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| 444.3
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| WilliamHone | 35.6
| 31.8
| 26.4
| 44.3
| 21.5
| 123.9
| 16th
| 159.5
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| Yellow Peril | 9.6
| 38.8
| 5.7
| 45.2
| 13.5
| 103.2
| 15th
| 112.7
| 11th
| Total faults | 521.9
| 469.6+5
| 304.7+5
| 750.7+5
| 287.7+5
| 1,832.7
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Objections please by 5 pm Saturday. There are 4 by-elections next week. Predictions on this thread by 9.00 am on Thursday. Please note the Bolton, Hulton by-election is part of the prediction competition.
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Post by ricmk on Jan 17, 2018 13:11:00 GMT
Dumb question: we have the Newport North by-election in MK tomorrow. I have been involved (mostly by falling on my backside trying to deliver in the snow) and will do some knocking up tomorrow evening.
While a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, I'm nervous about putting a public prediction down for an election I've been involved with before close of polls, as the opposition might see it as insider information. Is there any mechanism for logging a prediction but not making it public till after polls have closed? Or skipping in these circumstances?
Thanks
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Post by Pete Whitehead on Jan 17, 2018 13:17:15 GMT
Dumb question: we have the Newport North by-election in MK tomorrow. I have been involved (mostly by falling on my backside trying to deliver in the snow) and will do some knocking up tomorrow evening. While a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, I'm nervous about putting a public prediction down for an election I've been involved with before close of polls, as the opposition might see it as insider information. Is there any mechanism for logging a prediction but not making it public till after polls have closed? Or skipping in these circumstances? Thanks I always PM my predictions to middle englander anyway - its a system I would prefer everyone used as it would prevent peoples' predictions being influenced by others, but that is up to them and few other people seem to want to do that. Anyway I would typically then post my predictions on the public thread shortly after the deadline for submissions had closed. On a couple of occasions when I was an agent for by-elections featured on the prediction competition, I have asked ME to keep my prediction private until close of poll
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Jan 17, 2018 13:52:15 GMT
When there's been a Westminster Council byelection I always send a PM and insist on my prediction being kept confidential until the polls have closed. It's always been respected.
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Post by yellowperil on Jan 17, 2018 14:14:26 GMT
Dumb question: we have the Newport North by-election in MK tomorrow. I have been involved (mostly by falling on my backside trying to deliver in the snow) and will do some knocking up tomorrow evening. While a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, I'm nervous about putting a public prediction down for an election I've been involved with before close of polls, as the opposition might see it as insider information. Is there any mechanism for logging a prediction but not making it public till after polls have closed? Or skipping in these circumstances? Thanks I agree with other answers given- just pm to Middleenglander and make sure it isn't released to close of polls. I haven't had any elections to predict where I have direct information in the sense of actually taking part, but sometimes a little knowledge can indeed be a dangerous thing- people in the midst of an election aren't always the ones best placed to forecast the outcome. In my experience, if you are actually hearing how some people are going to vote, its easy to forget there are thousands of other voters whose intentions are a mystery and it would be a rare local by-election indeed where you have managed to canvass a majority of the total electorate, so the answer is that your guess may be based on more information, but the chance that that guess is more likely to be skewed is greater than taking a dispassionate view from a distance. I say that with some feeling, as last week's Birchington result was a good example, as I think I had some small amount of insider information and as a result finished last out of 17 in that particular election.
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Post by greenhert on Jan 17, 2018 22:50:35 GMT
My predictions for this week:
Rochford DC, Downhall & Rawreth: Liberal Democrats 70, Conservative 30. Bolton MBC, Hulton: Labour 42, Conservative 40, UKIP 10, Liberal Democrats 5, Green 3. Bournemouth UA, Throop & Muscliff: Independent (Kieran Wilson) 35, Conservative 32, Labour 11, Liberal Democrats 9, Independent (Peter Lucas) 7, Green 6. Milton Keynes UA, Newport Pagnell North & Hanslope: Conservative 50, Labour 30, Liberal Democrats 20.
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Post by Pete Whitehead on Jan 17, 2018 23:16:42 GMT
My predictions for this week: Rochford DC, Downhall & Rawreth: Liberal Democrats 70, Conservative 30. Bolton MBC, Hulton: Labour 42, Conservative 40, UKIP 10, Liberal Democrats 5, Green 3. Bournemouth UA, Throop & Muscliff: Independent 35, Conservative 32, Labour 11, Liberal Democrats 9, Independent 7, Green 6. Milton Keynes UA, Newport Pagnell North & Hanslope: Conservative 50, Labour 30, Liberal Democrats 20. You probably want to be a bit more specific about the Independent candidates in Bournemouth
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Post by k9 on Jan 17, 2018 23:44:20 GMT
My first attempt:
Rochford: Liberal Democrat 55, Conservative 45. LD Hold. Bolton: Conservative 43, Labour 40, UKIP 7, Liberal Democrat 7, Green 3. Con gain. Bournemouth: Conservative 35, Independent 25, Liberal Democrat 22, Labour 10, Green 5, Independent 3. Con gain. Milton Keynes: Conservative 46, Liberal Democrat 36, Labour 18. Con hold.
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Post by lancastrian on Jan 17, 2018 23:44:25 GMT
Bolton: Lab 43 Con 38 UKIP 11 LD 5 Green 3 Bournemouth: Con 37 Ind(Wilson) 19 Lab 15 LD 13 Ind(Lucas) 10 Green 6 Milton Keynes: Con 45 Lab 30 LD 25 Rochford: LD 60 Con 40
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Post by carlton43 on Jan 18, 2018 0:05:50 GMT
Bolton Con 41 Lab 40 UKIP 8 LD 7 G 4 MK Con 46 Lab 29 LD 25 Rochford LD 59 Con 41 Bournemouth Con 39 Lab 21 LD 20 Ind (W) 9 Ind (L) 8 G 3
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Post by ricmk on Jan 18, 2018 0:23:05 GMT
Thanks very much for the earlier advice, in light of that I'll go for:
Rochford: LD 68 Con 32
Bolton: Lab 40 Con 35 UKIP 18 Green 4 LD 3
Bournemouth: Con 40 Lab 15 Ind 12 Ind 12 LD 12 Green 9
Milton Keynes: withheld for now
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Jan 18, 2018 0:48:27 GMT
BOLTON Hulton: Lab 44, C 39, UKIP 9, GP 5, L Dem 3 BOURNEMOUTH Throop and Muscliff: C 45, Lab 29, Ind Lucas 8, Ind Wilson 7, L Dem 6, GP 5 MILTON KEYNES Newport Pagnell North and Hanslope: C 44, Lab 29, L Dem 27 ROCHFORD Downhall and Rawreth: L Dem 70, C 30
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Post by Robert Waller on Jan 18, 2018 0:56:46 GMT
BOLTON Hulton: Lab 43, C 44, UKIP 6, GP 2, L Dem 5 BOURNEMOUTH Throop and Muscliff: C 47, Lab 18, Ind Lucas 12, Ind Wilson 5, L Dem 13, GP 5 MILTON KEYNES Newport Pagnell North and Hanslope: C 50, Lab 25, L Dem 25 ROCHFORD Downhall and Rawreth: L Dem 70, C 30
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Post by Andrew_S on Jan 18, 2018 1:12:03 GMT
My first attempt: Rochford: Liberal Democrat 55, Conservative 45. LD Hold. Bolton: Conservative 43, Labour 40, UKIP 7, Liberal Democrat 7, Green 3. Con gain. Bournemouth: Conservative 35, Independent 25, Liberal Democrat 22, Labour 10, Green 5, Independent 3. Con gain. Milton Keynes: Conservative 46, Liberal Democrat 36, Labour 18. Con hold. Hope you don't mind a bit of advice: you might like to include the names of the independent candidates when there's more than one of them standing.
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Post by yellowperil on Jan 18, 2018 2:28:43 GMT
Rochford, Downhall & Rawreth: LD 69, Con 31 Bolton, Hilton: Lab 45, Con 42, UKIP 8. Green 3, LD 2 Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell N & Hanslope: Con 45, LD 29, Lab 26 Bournemouth, Throop & Muscliff: Con 40, Lab 20, Ind Lucas 16, Ind Wilson 12, LD 7, Green 5
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Post by Deleted on Jan 18, 2018 4:35:28 GMT
Bolton MBC (Hulton) - Con 25, Lab 65, LD 7, Grn 2, UKIP 1 Bournemouth UA (Thropton & Muscliff) - Con 40, Lab 43, LD 4, Grn 4, Ind (Lucas) 5, Ind (Wilson) 4 MIlton Keynes UA (Newport Pagnell North & Hanslope) - Con 44, Lab 46, LD 10 Rochford DC (Downhaul & Rawreth)- Con 51, LD 49
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Post by k9 on Jan 18, 2018 6:58:54 GMT
My first attempt: Rochford: Liberal Democrat 55, Conservative 45. LD Hold. Bolton: Conservative 43, Labour 40, UKIP 7, Liberal Democrat 7, Green 3. Con gain. Bournemouth: Conservative 35, Independent 25, Liberal Democrat 22, Labour 10, Green 5, Independent 3. Con gain. Milton Keynes: Conservative 46, Liberal Democrat 36, Labour 18. Con hold. Hope you don't mind a bit of advice: you might like to include the names of the independent candidates when there's more than one of them standing. Thanks, I believe Lucas will score higher.
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Post by Right Leaning on Jan 18, 2018 7:14:38 GMT
My predictions this week is
Rochford LD 72 Con 28
Bolton Con 43, Lab 39, LD 8, UKIP 6, Gn 4
Milton Keynes Con 55, Lab 27, LD 18
Bournemouth Con 51, Lab 15, Ind (Lucas) 10, LD 10, Ind 8, Gn 6
Thanks Steve
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