I think it will, the previous election was essentially Corbyn yelling at an empty pedestal, May barely got involved throughout the entire campaign and he still couldn't gain enough. Most Labour MP's have a very small majority in their seats and a lot of them are sitting in Leave voting constituencies. I believe in Doncaster the Brexit Party was only 1 thousand votes off in a few key leave seats, and that was when Labour were running on a Brexit manifesto.
Every single metric we have to predict an election result is showing that the Tories will likely come out with about as many seats as Theresa May did if Boris performs poorly. If Boris has a complete disaster of a campaign it looks likely to result in a hung parliament. If Boris performs well it will be a Tory majority, but for that to happen I think he needs an election pact with the Brexit Party.
I heard Farage this morning and while I usually think the man is a ****ing cock, he made sense this morning, that if the Brexit Party and the Conservatives back each other in most seats it will likely result in a large number of close victories for the Tories and a large number of close defeats for Labour. We may even see Farage and some of them lot in Parliament.
The Tories are doomed in Scotland, but so are Labour, that really won't make a difference. It all comes down to the two major referendum parties, the Libs and the Brexiteers. If the Tories and Brexit combine their campaigns it's over, they will take Labour seats it's as simple as that. If they don't I think the Lib Dems will take enough seats from both sides to force a Hung Parliament.
I think Corbyn is absolutely nuts to still be Labour leader, he should have stood down and allowed a younger Remainer stand in his place. They need a leader with a young and strong opinion on this key issue, I personally still think Corbyn is a leaver too afraid of Tom Watson beating him up after Parliament to speak up.