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| We fed the results of the ComRes poll for the Sunday Mirror into the BBC's seat calculator and it shows that despite the poll placing the Lib Dems second behind the Tories, Labour would still have the most seats. Lab 279 seats (27%), Con 239 seats (31%), Lib Dems 103 seats (29%), others 29 seats (13%). | We fed the results of the ComRes poll for the Sunday Mirror into the BBC's seat calculator and it shows that despite the poll placing the Lib Dems second behind the Tories, Labour would still have the most seats. Lab 279 seats (27%), Con 239 seats (31%), Lib Dems 103 seats (29%), others 29 seats (13%). |
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