The big question in politics is whether Nick Clegg of the LibDems can stay above Labour in the league for a new government, or will Labour rise? By gaining more votes than Labour, Nick is able to make a change for the first time since 1918, which will boost his career as an MP. The voters lost their beliefs in the party during the second debate and according to the poll ratings the party is losing voters. Even though the party is losing voters, they still seem to be ahead of Labour and can finish second if they don’t lose any more votes. As Labour and the LibDems go head to head, the chance of a hung parliament draws nearer because neither parties are likely to have a majority. Meaning that the conservative might have to make a final decision. I think the LibDems still have a good shot at winning the elections, but the chance that they will rule becomes smaller as neither party has the chance of getting the majority of the votes. I enjoy watching and reading about it, as I can see some similarities with the Dutch elections for the first time. The parties really have to fight their way in to power, which means that neither of them will come out clean!
http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/john-curtice-influence-of-lib-dems-in-hung-parliament-depends-on-staying-ahead-of-labour-1954281.html
What is a hung parliament?
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