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ciphergothAnother diagram showing the fortunes of the Lib Dems - I had another go to see if I could show more of what's going on.
Again, the position in the diagram (and the percentages) indicate the share of major party vote that each party gets, and the pie charts indicate the proportion of seats that each gets.
Looking at those polls, the Lib Dems had better hope that Clegg is going to completely turn around the fortunes of the party, or they are facing total irrelevance, which is a long way from the bright hopes entertained after the 2005 elections.
Again, the position in the diagram (and the percentages) indicate the share of major party vote that each party gets, and the pie charts indicate the proportion of seats that each gets.
Looking at those polls, the Lib Dems had better hope that Clegg is going to completely turn around the fortunes of the party, or they are facing total irrelevance, which is a long way from the bright hopes entertained after the 2005 elections.
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Date: 2007-12-31 09:03 pm (UTC)It's true that they get more than their proportion of the vote, but Labour do MUCH better than their proportion of the vote. Based on the ICM results, I'm sure the Conservatives would prefer the largest share in a hung parliament, rather than an equal share with Labour.
As to whether the LibDems (or maybe the Greens) would join them in an coalition... that's a different matter.