I'll point this out as well, because all the stars seem to be coming into alignment.
Since 1992 the Lib Dems have won over 40 seats in four different elections.
And the SNP have won over 35 seats on two occasions.
Since 1992 the Lib Dems have won over 40 seats in four different elections.
And the SNP have won over 35 seats on two occasions.
However, the curious thing is that the Lib Dems and the SNP have not won their 35 and 40+ seats at the same election.
When the SNP went high with 35 and 56, the Lib Dems scored low with 12 and 8.
When the Lib Dems scored high with 46, 52, 62 and 56, the SNP scored 6, 5, 6 and 6
When the SNP went high with 35 and 56, the Lib Dems scored low with 12 and 8.
When the Lib Dems scored high with 46, 52, 62 and 56, the SNP scored 6, 5, 6 and 6
And this election is the best chance ever of both the SNP and the Lib Dems reaching 40+ at the same time.
And that is what would make it almost impossible for the Tories to win a majority, even if Labour falls short by 70 - 80 seats
And that is what would make it almost impossible for the Tories to win a majority, even if Labour falls short by 70 - 80 seats
