All tied up now...

Yup, Labour and Conservative are neck and neck at the moment.

Which is slightly bad news for the Tories, as some of their seats are densely Tory with high majorities, which wastes support.



Still, they had the chance to go for Proportional Representation and spurned it.

If they'd helped the Cleggster with that, he might (?) have supported their boundary changes.



Oh well.

Miliband has no powder to keep dry. If Labour has no plan, how is they managed to produce a plan they have been saying is the right way since they got trounced in 2010?



All that Labour has done is snipe from the sidelines & produce policy sounbytes that collapse under the slightest scrutiny.



They never miss an opportunity to speak out, but quickly shut up when they have to admit they won't repeal anything that has been done..

Clegg doesn't want PR. He got the AV vote he wanted and got mullered.



Many Labour seats are high majority & the marginals are Lib Dem who are dead in the water.



With all the allegedly terrible policies the Tories are responsible for, any opposition party should be streets ahead.

Like the bedroom tax you mean?







The AV vote was a fudge cobbled together to keep the Lib Dems happy, it was designed to be a stepping point along the way to full PR, it was rightly rejected by the electorate as being said fudge.

You know this ... erm, how?



What with absence of evidence not being the same as evidence of absence ...

He has no policies. The evidence of this is the absence of any policies. HTH

They won't change anything.



It wasn't a fudge. Didn't Gordy offer the same to try & get the Lib Dems to go into coalition?



It was rejected because everyone watched the Auf Wiedersehen Pet clip.

So you've not seen any news for the last few days them?







If course it was a fudge, it was a halfway house to full PR with all the bad bits and very few of the advantages, it was put together by a mainly Tory government and was designed to keep LD activists quiet and not get the electorate interested at all.



Same, Davey boy could do with a bit of PR at the moment with those electoral boundary knocked back.

Care to show me the evidence of this absence?

He has a policy to get the energy companies to increase their prices before the next election, and then reduce investment in infrastructure after the election.

(although that lightbulb might not be much use in 2016 when the power goes off).



he can also pretty much guarantee that the pre-election Tory party coffers are swelled by donations from the energy market now.