Created Sun 30th Nov 2008 3:12pm PST by
joecook
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Will Brown call a general election before May 1st 2009?
Current forecast: 19% chance
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Combining all predictions, the current forecast is that this is 19% likely to happen (down 1% in last 1 day)
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Created Sun 30th Nov 2008 3:12pm PST by
joecook
Suspend date: Sun 1st Feb 11:59pm PST (3 weeks to go)
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score: 10
News24.com 2 days ago
with Prime Minister Taro Aso under pressure both from within and outside the ruling bloc to call a snap election. Aso, whose support rate has dwindled to about 20% in recent polls, is introducing a 4.79 trillion yen supplementary budget for the year to
score: 10
IAfrica.com 2 days ago
with Prime Minister Taro Aso under pressure both from within and outside the ruling bloc to call a snap election. Aso, whose support rate has dwindled to around 20 percent in recent polls, is introducing a 4.79 trillion yen ($52-billion) supplementary
score: 10
Morningstar.com 3 days ago
with Prime Minister Taro Aso under pressure both from within and outside the ruling bloc to call a snap election. Aso, whose support rate has dwindled to around 20% in recent polls, is introducing a JPY4.79 trillion ($52 billion) supplementary budget for
score: 10
Indian Express 3 days ago
offering beer at 19-yr old ratesBlack-sky thinkingGetting inHomecoming For a man scarred by his calamitous flirtation with a snap election in 2007?souring opinion polls forced a humiliating retreat?Gordon Brown seems surprisingly willing to thrust
score: 10
ABC Online 4 days ago
Japanese Prime Minister Aso, facing a feisty opposition in a divided parliament, said he would not call a snap election before the national budget for 2009/10 and related bills were passed, steps that usually take place in late March but could be later




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