Still almost no movement in these polls. I wonder if support will break one way or the other in a more pronounced way before election day.

It is hard to comprehend how Labour will get only 6 seats less than the Conservatives given their ghastly economic record last term and the Government's record since 2010.

And of course a Labour and SNP "Confidence and supply" arrangement with the left-wing SNP pulling the strings of a very grateful Labour party happy to give major ground in order to hold the balance of power. What a nightmare !

Edited by Willo (28 Mar 2015 8.53am)

Agreed.And they likely would feel exactly the same way about Dave C had he received equivalent mindless personal bashings from most of the popular press every day for 4-5 years.

Edited by legaleagle (28 Mar 2015 1.08pm)

Henry v Collymore

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Collymore's responses about nurses being skint and most benefits recipients being working families is the sort of misinformation that gets Labour most their votes.

Scotland is part of the UK, so their electorate are part of the mix just like any other party. If we're now so concerned about this, perhaps the media and political parties should've been a bit more circumspect about the idea of them becoming independent at the time. We reap what we sow.

Disagree completely.

Plausible example, the SNP says they won't vote through a budget with Tories/Labour unless they scrap Trident. Both parties refuse, so another election is called. The share of seats the two main parties get increases, including SNP losses to Labour in Scotland.

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