The House of Commons Maths works for Labour - Election 2015

Guardian: Reports " This is because the sum of the “anti-Tory” bloc – those parties that have said they would vote a Tory government down – currently adds up to 329 seats: a majority. While tallying up all the possible sources of support for a Cameron-led government yields 315 votes. "

Lets Get Real:

Thus ALL Ed Miliband needs to do on Thursday is keep the Labour support at around 35% and he wins either way, as stated in previous post, the SNP and other left wing parties have nowhere to go, while the Conservatives have not managed to increase their poll margins.   Thus by the above and the maths of the election the Labour Party might be the Party with the 2nd number of Seats in the House of Commons, it will end up forming either a minority or majority government on Friday.   Thus we can expect that David Cameron will resign as Conservative leader, that will be a fun fight, the Labour Party will re-start the fight between those that supported Gordon Brown and those that see Blair as their best leader, and we will have knifedge votes in the House of Commons, 

Labour and the SNP problem - Election 2015

BBC - Election Live: Reports in its 6.31pm post the following, " Ed Miliband has been clear for some time he wouldn't be offering the prospect of a coalition to the SNP. Privately then publicly he stated his approach if he is in a position to form a minority government. He would put forward a Queen's Speech -a legislative programme - without an SNP deal and dare the nationalists to vote it down. He thinks he is in a strong position because Nicola Sturgeon has said she wouldn't give David Cameron the keys to Downing Street. "

Lets Get Real:

The old backstabber Ed Miliband might be right in this view, THE SNP have nowhere to go, either its a Conservative Government or a Labour Government, thus those of the left in the House of Commons can either vote for the Labour agenda or see David Cameron back in No 10.   THUS on Friday it looks like Ed Miliband will be the Prime Minister, what will be interesting will be his Cabinet choices, this could also come down to maths, if its a minority government No 10 will be limited in its power, it will have to place Ed Balls as Chancellor, and find a Seat for Douglas Alexander or make him a Lord and place him in the Foreign Office.   The Queen's speech is also down to maths, to get support from the left then Agenda will have to be less cuts and more and more spending.   Thus voter if your going to do something as foolish as vote Labour make sure you give them a majority, otherwise its will be a bloody nightmare and it will be ALL YOUR FAULT. 

Joined at the HIP, Labour and the SNP - Election 2015

Daily Mail: Reports " Labour leader Mr Miliband last night sought to give the impression that Labour would have no truck with the SNP, but today senior frontbenchers insisted that 'of course' they would talk to other parties if they fail to secure a majority. "

Lets Get Real:

At least some of the Labour frontbench are being honest, of course they will grab power with the help of the SNP.   The Labour Leader has not made it clear, that should Labour come 2nd in Seats then he will not seek to form a government without SNP support.   One has to just recall that Ed Miliband thinks his views are better than the rest of the UK when it comes to the EU, he will find some words to justify having the need for SNP support, this is the man who stabbed his brother in the back, CAN YOU VOTER trust this man, of course not, any vote that is not Conservatives places Labour in power with the support of the SNP. 

Labour 5% lead in the polls - Election 2015

Guido Fawkes: Reports in his 5.04pm post the following poll results, " NEW Survation/@dailymirror HEADLINE (change vs Apr 23) LAB 34 +5 CON 33 UKIP 16 -2 LD 9 -1 SNP 4 nc GRE 3 -1 AP 1 nc "

Lets Get Real:

IF this is the result on May 8th then Labour under Ed Miliband will have a very narrow majority government, as this poll is better than my projection it might be showing the way the UK voter wants to make sure that Labour does not need the SNP for support. OF course the usual statement, a poll is snap shot in time, thus either a minority Labour Government supported by the SNP or a very narrow Majority Government and with Ed Balls as Chancellor. As 1st pleb let me say to all the other plebs, if this poll is right you are fools, and why are you reading this blog.

The Leaders Special on Question Time - Election 2015

BBC News: Reports the following in its 1.20pm post, " The viewing figures are in for last night's Question Time and they are...drum roll, please... 4.3million or 21.1% audience share.  "

Lets Get Real:

Thus not bad viewing figures for a political show, it hardly threatens the top ten, it was fun and very different from previous shows, it was lively and those picked to watch and ask questions really went after those seeking their vote.   In a snap poll afterwards by the Guardian the winner was David Cameron the Prime Minister.  The Labour Party must be happy that there were no more viewers, Ed Miliband was  disaster, he showed how out of touch he is with the public when it comes to EU and the views on the last Labour Government.  This blog is still holding its projection, Labour minority Government supported one way or another by the SNP.   Ed Miliband has stated there will be no deals, there does not need to be one, the SNP have nowhere else to go, Labour holds the key to power.