UK's Johnson on track to win modest majority: YouGov

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on course to win a majority of 28 in par...

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks at a general election campaign event at the Globus Group warehouse in Manchester, Britain, December 10, 2019. REUTERS/Toby Melville

Johnson’s Conservative Party could win 339 seats out of 650, up from 317 in the 2017 general election but fewer than the 359 predicted the last time YouGov ran the model ran on Nov. 27, according to results published by The Times on Tuesday. YouGov said the uncertainty around the model was such that it was possible no party would win an overall majority.

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