Something i noticed on the 1st day the planes didn't fly and the day after the tv debate kicked off.

The Nationals front pages.
All the left leaning papers went with how Clegg did very well and the right leaning papers went with the Volcano.

Interesting

If either Cameron or Brown had stood there with one of their hands in their pocket like Clegg did in the TV debate, they'd have been lambasted by the press.

Clegg is a lightweight, the Lib Dem manifesto is, in places, ludicrously naive, and I really can't see what all the fuss is about. He is 8/1 to be the next PM in some books

If your are really honest you can not see beyond Labour winning a 4th Term.

Hung parliament for me seems to be nailed on (unfortunately)

Jaysus. I hope you are wrong but suspect you are right.

just seen the new polls on the news seems the public are bored of the Lib Dems already, Tories have a 9 point lead (biggest so far).

Good stuff. Cameron did well turning the attention onto the sub class and dole buldgers/bogus work shy invalidity benefit scroungers. Time for change

I'm not even bothering voting in Warrington North as my vote will count very little against the huge tide of Labour votes from the aforementioned.

Other polls have it closer. See what happens after Thursday.

Personally I'd change the voting system so that you vote twice at the same time.
One vote goes to the national, one for the local. Change the whole system, what we have at the moment is ridiculous.

Seat are then based on a percentage of the vote not on if you win a constituency.
Councils just a straight vote for the winner.

I am expecting that Clegg has had his day in the sun and the prospect of a big Lib Dem vote resulting in a Labour controlled balanced parliament will put people off voting yellow. (I think that is the Tories stongest argument). We all know we are tired of Labour, they stink now, and they are due to be in the wilderness for a bit when Andy Burnham or a Milliband will take the reins and become "the future" again, offering "change".

A wise old man told me that Labour always foobar up the economy. Things never change, despite the reasons.

That's sort of the German system, although you have to win 5% of the national vote to get a share of seats. You can also win a constituency direct. Then it gets complicated with Uberhangsmandaten.

Latest Yougov - Lib Dems 34% (!!!), Tories 31%, Labour 26%.

Polls imo dont give a fair judgement