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**VectraMan** · 17 March 2015, 09:14

So if that's right, no two-party coalition is even possible. It'd need Lab-SNP-LibDem, or Con-SNP-LibDem to get a majority.

As long as it keeps UKIP out I suppose.

**Batcher** · 17 March 2015, 11:27

Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

So if that's right, no two-party coalition is even possible. It'd need Lab-SNP-LibDem, or Con-SNP-LibDem to get a majority.

As long as it keeps UKIP out I suppose.

Lab-SNP-Plaid-Green

**Unix** · 17 March 2015, 11:35

Originally posted by Batcher View Post

Lab-SNP-Plaid-Green

But SNP and Labour have ruled it out?

**Batcher** · 17 March 2015, 11:43

Originally posted by Unix View Post

But SNP and Labour have ruled it out?

Yes but it doesn't have to be a formal coalition.

**Lockhouse** · 17 March 2015, 11:46

UKIP will do much better than the polls predict.

**pjclarke** · 17 March 2015, 11:49

This site allows you to measure preferences for policies rather than parties or leaders. The results are surprising ....

**MicrosoftBob** · 17 March 2015, 11:55

Lol I get

66.7% UKIP
33.3% Liberal Democrat

**TheFaQQer** · 17 March 2015, 11:56

Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

So if that's right, no two-party coalition is even possible. It'd need Lab-SNP-LibDem, or Con-SNP-LibDem to get a majority.

As long as it keeps UKIP out I suppose.

Depends on which poll you are using - The Guardian one shows that Con-SNP could do it, but that won't happen.

**barrydidit** · 17 March 2015, 12:08

Tory - 66
UKIP - 33
Hmmm.....

It was easy to spot who was who on a few of those. Would probably be worth doing the survey on all options to get a better view.

It's a bit concerning that nationally the Greens are the most popular party for Economy, Crime and Defence

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