Election 2015: Conservatives gain in England, SNP rampant across Scotland – experts react

Frances Amery, Catherine Happer, Charles Lees, Craig McAngus, David Cutts, Eric Shaw, Jennifer Thomson, John Van Reenan, Jonathan Tonge, Louise Thompson, Michael Saward, Neil Matthews, Peter Lynch, Rainbow Murray, Roger Scully, Sophie Whiting, Stuart Wilks-Heeg, Victorai Honeyman

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Abstract

Results appear to be backing an exit poll for the 2015 UK election that predicted a better than expected performance for the Conservative Party. It suggested the Tories will win 316 seats – not far short to the 326 seats needed for a majority. Meanwhile, Labour has gone backwards, falling to a predicted 239 (down from 256); the SNP has made record gains in Scotland, winning 56 seats; and the Liberal Democrats are in freefall
Original languageEnglish
Specialist publicationThe Conversation
Publication statusPublished - 7 May 2015

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