Sure you can, it's commonly called a "simulation".
plug in and run it at 1000 vote
do again at 800 vote,
do again at 700 vote, 600 vote, 500 vote,...100 vote, 10 vote, etc

You can very easily plot effects based on different vote counts to understand what will happen with all kinds of different vote counts.

Regardless what the vote is, there is no "speculation" to do the above.  You will observe the issues, how the reward per block jumps the wrong directions between phases with certain vote counts.  This makes it close to impossible for the value to track opposite with declining reward blocks (which is needed in an ideal world) into the sustain phase to keep miners, mining.

Then if you want (doesn't really matter) for kicks speculate on what you think the vote will be and try the math again.

Instead of trying to mock someone, do it yourself and gain some knowledge of what your talking about.

You'll see the vote ultimately doesn't really matter much unless it's well under 100 going into sustain and is more illusion then anything unless votes are under a 100 and the market is given time for the value of HVC to ramp up as the reward ramps down.