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For any copyright, please send me a message. Joe Twyman of Delta Poll said Mr Johnson’s Conservative party could win more seats than Labour but not stay in government. Mr Twyman told Express.co.uk in the event of a partnership between Labour and any or all of the Remain parties, the country could see a second referendum in months. He added Mr Johnson “burning bridges” early into his premiership may prevent him from forming further partnerships to maintain power. The polling expert said: “It is a big gamble and it means getting a majority is perhaps more difficult than it would appear by just looking at the polling. “In normal times you would expect that the polling would suggest that it would be time to get a majority. “But these are not normal times. “This means that the third version of Brexit could be a situation where Boris Johnson fails to get a majority and ceases to be Prime Minister. “The reason for that is he may find that he has burnt all of his bridges in Parliament. “If he has burnt all his bridges in Parliament where does the coalition come from to keep him as Prime Minister. “Instead, Labour could win fewer seats, potentially far fewer seats and go into some sort of partnership with the SNP and the Liberal Democrats. “The SNP will almost certainly want an independence referendum at some stage in the future. “That could create the argument of nationalists vs unionists which could help the Conservatives in some Scottish seats if this wasn’t confusing enough. “It could be a partnership between the SNP, Liberal Democrats and basically everyone else behind an anti-Brexit banner or behind a second referendum banner. “So the third version of Brexit could be a second referendum at some stage in the next few months. READ MORE:BBC Andrew Neil savages Lib Dem's ‘out of date’ manifesto [VIDEO]BBC Kuenssberg grills Jo Swinson for 'seeking to overturn' Brexit [INTERVIEW]Lib Dems accused of misleading voters over Rees-Mogg's constituency [VIDEO] Trending “This would be the deal that Labour gets to stay in power.” Delta Poll expert also explained Mr Johnson will have to appeal to metropolitan cities like London, Scottish constituencies and the southwest of England to win a commanding majority. Mr Twyman added that tension towards the Conservatives and Boris Johnson could result in him losing all his seats in Scotland and therefore struggle to deliver Brexit.
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