UK-Elect Welsh Assembly Forecast

UK-Elect Welsh Assembly Forecast, Novermber 14 2014. 

Labour Short of Overall Majority By 2

This is the latest UK-Elect forecast for the 2016 Welsh Assembly Election, created on November 14th 2014. Further forecasts will be made at frequent intervals before the next Welsh Assembly Election.

The percentages used for this forecast are constituency Vote: Lab 36% Con 21%, Plaid Cymru 18%, UKIP 12%,Lib Dem 7%, Green 4%. Regional member vote: Lab 32%, Con 21%, Plaid Cymru 16%, UKIP 16%, Lib Dem 5%, Green 5%. Other parties votes were not specifically set. (If you prefer to forecast using alternative forecasting methods, your own percentages, the current opinion polls, using tactical voting, or even using different electoral systems, browse the UK-Elect on-line shop )

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Party Seats Change Labour 29 -1 UKIP 11 +11 Conservative 10 -4 Plaid Cymru 9 -2 Liberal Democrat 1 -3 Overall: Labour Short By 2 Party AMS Change Labour 2 - UKIP 11 +11 Conservative 4 -4 Plaid Cymru 3 -3 Liberal Democrat 0 -4 AMS Seats - UKIP Gain 11

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Notes: The forecast base was the 2011 Welsh Assembly Election. A Uniform National Swing method was used (UK-Elect supports several alternatives). The forecast was (of course) made using the Additional Mamber System used in the Welsh Assembly elections. Tactical voting was set to 0% (i.e. disabled). Note: The colour scheme selected for the maps shown on this page uses Yellow for the Liberal Democrats, Red for Labour, Blue for the Conservatives and Green forPlaid Cymru. UK-Elect supports several alternate colour schemes and also allows party colours to be configured individually if desired.

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