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Originally Posted by Nedusa

Oh I also forgot to list one other possible coalition because it is so unlikely it is virtually impossible ie...

Cons + SNP + UKIP

Now that really would be a strange Coalition..

When a party has the possibility of power and influence, any combination is not beyond bounds. I still think the odds favour a conservative minority government. If they can go it alone, they will, even if it is with the smallest of majorities. I think the lib dems have blown any chance of being a partner in any new government. They got seats the last time and sold out all their ideals for a bit of power. Can't see the GBP allowing them to get away with that again any time soon.

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

When a party has the possibility of power and influence, any combination is not beyond bounds. I still think the odds favour a conservative minority government. If they can go it alone, they will, even if it is with the smallest of majorities. I think the lib dems have blown any chance of being a partner in any new government. They got seats the last time and sold out all their ideals for a bit of power. Can't see the GBP allowing them to get away with that again any time soon.

You are spot on with the Lib Dems, I haven't found any change from those who voted for them in 2010, and I was one of them who did, as to even considering voting for them this time.

I cannot wait to place my vote for another party now, I also think even tactical voting may not help the Lib Dems either this time, as they are likely already on a new low base as to votes now.