How's the server demographic likely to turn out?

The survey suggests 57:43 in favor of alliance, so although only a few hundred people have voted, it's likely that it'll have more alliance without being so much more that it's just an alliance server.
What other predictions can be made?
The PvP server turned out to be exactly equal in population, but with a lot more PvPers on horde and a lot more PvEers on alliance. There's only one cutting-edge raid guild on horde, and horde has long BG queues (at least for premades). Alliance has more "top tier" raid guilds and have instant BG queues, even for premades, making both PvE and organized PvP much healthier for them.
This kind of makes it seem like alliance is just the best place to be unless you want to play a shaman or a PvP warlock. How, if at all, is this likely to change on the PvE server?
Will the projected smaller horde playerbase make their BG queues better? Will they have more emphasis on raid guilds than on the PvP server, or will it be even less as there might potentially be so few hardcore raiders favoring horde that all of them are concentrated into Dreamstate on the PvP server?
For PvP, is there any real chance that the queue situation evens out due to the larger alliance population? Plenty of players on the PvE server will still have an interest in BGs, but if the server turns out the same in that regard, it seems like it will be even harder to justify rolling horde if you have endgame plans as the server looks likely to become even more alliance-favored in the PvE department.
With the PvP server being the one preferred by horde players and still having only one notable raid guild on horde, is there any grounds for believing that the PvE server will have a healthier horde raid scene?
What other predictions can be made?
The PvP server turned out to be exactly equal in population, but with a lot more PvPers on horde and a lot more PvEers on alliance. There's only one cutting-edge raid guild on horde, and horde has long BG queues (at least for premades). Alliance has more "top tier" raid guilds and have instant BG queues, even for premades, making both PvE and organized PvP much healthier for them.
This kind of makes it seem like alliance is just the best place to be unless you want to play a shaman or a PvP warlock. How, if at all, is this likely to change on the PvE server?
Will the projected smaller horde playerbase make their BG queues better? Will they have more emphasis on raid guilds than on the PvP server, or will it be even less as there might potentially be so few hardcore raiders favoring horde that all of them are concentrated into Dreamstate on the PvP server?
For PvP, is there any real chance that the queue situation evens out due to the larger alliance population? Plenty of players on the PvE server will still have an interest in BGs, but if the server turns out the same in that regard, it seems like it will be even harder to justify rolling horde if you have endgame plans as the server looks likely to become even more alliance-favored in the PvE department.
With the PvP server being the one preferred by horde players and still having only one notable raid guild on horde, is there any grounds for believing that the PvE server will have a healthier horde raid scene?