Who We Really Think And Hope Will Win

[weecalf]

Let's put our cards on the table. No ifs and but ,who do we in ab support .tomorrow television will open with the headlines AB have came out in support of .. I think we should leave it as it is Tory / lib .whos voting for it .

[Tilly2]

Isn't it supposed to be a secret?

[sandyRoe]

Lab/SNP

[weecalf]

I know but it's politics we don't have to be exact

[jno]

I want Nicola Sturgeon to sweep the country but realistically the SNP is only going to win north of the border and Nicola isn't even standing.

[sandyRoe]

She'll be the power behind the throne

[ummmm]

I think the conservatives will win.

[TWR]

I have always been a labour voter so that's the way I will go, they have made very bad mistakes in their passed but we all in one way or another, one of the main concerns is the NHS Child Benefits, but whoever get's in there are many Issues to sort out, one of the main Immigration & the payment's that they send back home, the Tax evaders is a must, MP's Expenses should be looked at, & the hated Bedroom Tax she be scrapped, there are many more Issues, so lets look at more Idea's to save this country money.

[jno]

ummmm, I think the Tories will get most seats but at present it doesn't look as though it will be nearly enough to form a government. There will have to be an alliance if not another coalition, and I don't think the Tories have enough friends. There won't be enough Lib Dems around this time, I don't think Ukip are going to get many at all, and I think Sturgeon would sooner shoot herself than help Cameron out.

The alternative might be for the Tories to go it alone and dare the other parties to combine and defeat their legislative programme, but I suspect the other parties would call their bluff and do it.

I've been wrong before, however. (I thought Cameron would win enough seats to go it alone last time...)

[-Talbot-]

I want Nicola Sturgeon to sweep the country


Jno, what do you think of Sturgeon totally ignoring the wishes of her countrymen?

Do you think ignoring the wishes of the majority is a good trait?

[Prudie]

I hope Cameron gets in with a majority but it's highly unlikely. Some seem to have short memories, we've just had Labour for 13 years, and what a mess they made. In the olden days I always voted Labour.

[mikey4444]

I think nobody will win on Thursday/Friday. But somebody will win on the following onda, Tuesday or perhaps Wednesday, after some hectic horse-trading.

I think that at that point Labour will in power, and of course, I hope that as well !

[mikey4444]

For onda, please read Monday !

[Hopkirk]

I think we should let the current coalition finish the job.

[MargoTester]

I think Cameron would rather shoot himself than go into a coalition with sturgeon . She's starting to believe her own publicity.

[naomi24]

I’ve driven quite a few miles today and couldn’t help noticing the enormous number of houses displaying ‘sold’ signs - a sure indication of increasing prosperity. The electorate would do the country no favours by voting Labour now.

[Pete65]

Nicola is not standing for Parliament.
She is First Minister of Scotland.

[jourdain2]

I think Cameron will edge it with seats..........after that the 'fun' starts! I would not want to see an outright Tory win, but the horror story would be a weak Labour win needing the SNP votes. Forget any promises, they'll connive a way to work together. Panic over this prospect will help the Tories, but I don't think the Libs. will get enough seats to see the Tories safe, so bets are open.

This is probably the most intriguing election I have ever lived through and also possibly the most dangerous one in the possibilities of its outcome.

[saintpeter48]

Lord help us if the Tories and Lib Dems form another pact!!! Cameron is a knob, Clegg is finished and Ed is another knob ....... i've always voted Labour but this time its UKIP for me, wasted vote or not, its my little protest!!

[jourdain2]

Saintpeter - I am also going to vote UKIP, but I live in a very safe Tory seat. It will be my small protest and 'listen to us, please' vote.

[Ellipsis]

I think nobody will be able to form a majority without including the SNP.

The SNP won't do a deal with the Tories and the Tories won't do a deal with the SNP, so that's off the table.

Labour would be absolutely mad to do a deal with the SNP. I don't think, even given today's barking mad #EdStone, that they are that mad.

So it's likely to be a minority Government and/or a second election very soon (even given the Fixed-term Parliaments Act). I would guess the current coalition continuing on a minority basis ...