British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative party is poised for a landslide victory in the upcoming U.K. election and a clear path through to Brexit negotiations, Citi Bank has said.

New analysis from the bank suggests that the incumbent U.K. government could increase its parliamentary majority from 17 to almost 200 seats when Brits go to the polls on June 8, giving the party a clear lead to counter opposition as it embarks on upcoming Brexit talks.

The research, which assesses the likely outcome according to three possible scenarios, says that the Conservatives are set to gain a minimum of 104 seats and a maximum of 190 on top of the 330 currently held.

The three scenarios take into account the impact of a uniform increase in support for the Conservatives across all constituencies, as well as the impact of political leanings and potential tactical voting. They suggest that seats could rise by either 104, 106 or 190.

Under the predictions, the number of anti-EU Conservative MPs to get into power is likely to increase, noted the bank.

“Our simulations suggest that the anti-EU wing of the Conservative Party will be strengthened.

“It seems more likely than not that the new Tory MPs would predominantly be Eurosceptics, while some pro-EU Tories may lose their seats.”

The Liberal Democrat party, which has undergone a recent resurgence in popularity, is the only other party likely to gain seats, according to the research – though this is likely to be limited to just three.

Meanwhile, Labour is set to lose between 100 and 200 seats. The SNP and UKIP are also expected to see losses.