Well, well, well. If the YouGov poll is an accurate indicator (all the usual caveats here, because I am very nervous), there would be some surprising results.
Barrow, Bassetlaw, Bolsover, Darlington, Dewsbury, Don Valley, Great Grimsby, Dudley North, Scunthorpe, Vale of Clywd and Clywd South, Wakefield, Warrington South, West Brom E and W, Workington, Wrexham and Ynys Mon to name but a few.
This would mean saying goodbye to HoC stalwarts such as Dennis Skinner and Caroline Flint. Tom Watson's vacated seat would turn blue, as would Ian Austin's and John Mann's. John Woodcock has already written to his constituents asking them to forget Labour and vote Conservative.
No independent would win apart from Sir Lindsey Hoyle. That would mean a tearful farewell to Dominic Grieve, David Gauke and Antoinette Sandbach.
The Changey-Wotsits would lose Anna Soubry. Chukka would be seatless (although not in Seattle) as would Sarah Wollaston, Sam Gyimah, Philip Lee and Luciana Berger.
Just on the off-chance that there might be traction in the poll, I'm going to stock up on tissues. Joking, of course. I'm not. There are MPs on that list I'd be genuinely sorry to see go - I think Caroline Flint has behaved honourably - but others who have behaved disreputably by standing on a manifesto they had no intention of honouring.
The greatest threat to democracy until recently has been from those who claimed they acted only to defend and preserve it, when in fact they strained every sinew to hollow it out from the inside and render it meaningless. This GE will be an overdue clearout. My nervousness now is about the threat to democracy posed by John McDonnell and his front man, Jezbollah.