In which I shall NOT be voting (democracy does not work) but I predict it will be a coalition either between Tories (I can't stand Cameron) and Lib Dems or Labour and Lib Dems.

Most polls expect the Lib Dems to lose about half their seats.

It seems likely that they'll have about 28 seats - down from 56.



Whether these will be enough to make a difference is the $64,000 question!

Bearing in mind that, at present, there are about 34/35 seats held by others - outside the three largest parties.



And 22 of these 'other' seats are held by Scottish, Welsh and Irish parties - all with vested interests.

The coalition bartering may well come down to - 'what's in it for us?' - from these parties/countries.

JK2006 wrote:
In which I shall NOT be voting (democracy does not work) but I predict it will be a coalition either between Tories (I can't stand Cameron) and Lib Dems or Labour and Lib Dems.

you really went out on a limb there

Tories 32% PLUS the Lib Dems 9% make for a good government

(as I predicted here -
www.kingofhits.co.uk/index.php?option=co...amp;id=122329#122331)

In The Know (as always) wrote:
Tories 32% PLUS the Lib Dems 9% make for a good government

(as I predicted here -
www.kingofhits.co.uk/index.php?option=co...amp;id=122329#122331)

Non of them kept their promises did they.