Your prediction,the 2015 general election result.

[drew]

Labour possibly with Libdems in coalition. UKIP will hit the Tories harder than they think, libdems will lose loads because they went back on their word on fees.

However, agree that Ed Milly is the weak link, just as Gordon Brown not stepping down before the last election was.

 

[Surf's Up]

Ed M is a total liability. Only some meltdown by the Tories will see Labour get in. The Lib Dems are f**ked. And it will be the lowest vote ever - one more political step towards oblivion!

 

[Cian]

Labour minority government with a messy and fractious support package of Lib Dems, SDLP and whoever else they can find.

 

[Stumpy Tim]

voting should only be compulsory if there is an option for "none of the above" on the ballot paper.low turnout is not just down to apathy.many people are fed up with the whole lot of them.

Agree with that

 

[somerset]

Conservative majority, especially if the economy stays on its current trajectory and Labour keep Ed the Red.

 

[Sergei's Celebration]

Hung parliament. less of a seat difference between the Tories and labour that the Lib Dems can't cover the majority for either way so we'll have another couple of days of negotiation and a coalition of the odds, sods and Irish or a complete hung parliament.

 

[brakespear]

Hung parliament. less of a seat difference between the Tories and labour that the Lib Dems can't cover the majority for either way so we'll have another couple of days of negotiation and a coalition of the odds, sods and Irish or a complete hung parliament.

Probably something along these lines.

 

[mwrpoole]

Should the scots say yes to independence next year, what's the timeline for it happening? Labour will struggle to win without Scotland.

 

[The Modfather]

Labour would have strolled it if they had chosen the right Milliband brother and ditched Ed Balls.

They will gain more seats this time, but not enough to stop another Tory/Lib Dem coalition.

 

[beorhthelm]

as it stands a tight run thing, Conservative win. they were only a dozen short last time and will have a good economy message to make gains.

Should the scots say yes to independence next year, what's the timeline for it happening? Labour will struggle to win without Scotland.

59 seats north of the border, 1 tory, less than 20 Liberal and SNP, rest Labour. Conservatives would have same majority as the current coalition without Scotland. Labour would have lost 2005 and had a majority of only a couple dozen the previous two elections. stand to be corrected, but believe Labour wouldnt have formed a government other than with Atlee '45 and Blair '97 and '01 without Scottish seats.

 

[Ernest]

Labour would have strolled it if they had chosen the right Milliband brother and ditched Ed Balls.

They will gain more seats this time, but not enough to stop another Tory/Lib Dem coalition.

David Milliband was Blair light and would have been a bad choice

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

Should the scots say yes to independence next year, what's the timeline for it happening? Labour will struggle to win without Scotland.

If Scotland votes for Independence, Labour will never get back in.

 

[somerset]

Should the scots say yes to independence next year, what's the timeline for it happening? Labour will struggle to win without Scotland.

Scots election won't be until 2016.....

 

[The Modfather]

David Milliband was Blair light and would have been a bad choice

True with regards David being Blair-lite, but he was the best of a bad bunch. Ed is not even the best politician in his own family.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

My prediction - Labour the largest party, but no parliamentary majority. Not enough Lib Dems elected to permit a Labour / Lib Dem coalition to be formed with enough votes to command a majority in parliament. A tacit agreement by the major parties to let a minority Labour government be formed, pending a new election after a year. That second election delivers the same outcome, with a small increase in Labour representation.

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

Scots election won't be until 2016.....

The referendum is one year away

.september 2014

 

[BHAWise]

If the Ed's some how get in, we are in big trouble. I don't see what Cameron is doing wrong? Look at the state of the country before he was pm to now. Massive improvement if you ask me

 

[Ernest]

If the Ed's some how get in, we are in big trouble. I don't see what Cameron is doing wrong? Look at the state of the country before he was pm to now. Massive improvement if you ask me

It's ok you won't be allowed to vote as lunatics are barred

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

The only thing for certain is the political pipsqueaks of the Lib Dems will be back to their traditional 9% of the vote in 2015 and nobody, however woolly and well-meaning, will trust them ever again, simply on account of the university fees disgrace sinking them below the waterline. They'll disband shortly after the next election IMHO, with the Greens becoming the new third place party.

 

[TheJasperCo]

I honestly couldn't call it. 18 months before the last election I wouldn't have thought it possible for the Lib Dems to get more than a few seats, let alone end up forming a minority coalition with the Tories. When the TV debates, canvassing and smear campaigns get in full swing in the run-up to polling day, then it will become clearer.

Gun to head now though, I'd say pull the trigger: they're all useless and sleazy, self-interested morons.