Friendslist electioniser
Thursday, 22 April 2010 20:45![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
This only works if people are prepared to tell a stranger's data-collection gizmo how they intend to vote at the election - but if you're happy enough to do that, it's fun to see how your friends are lining up.

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The spread there so far is no particular surprise to me - but it could do with more data! Apparently, the graphs get updated periodically, so you can still change how mine looks by submitting your voting intentions.
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Help purple_pen and get your own badge!
(The Livejournal Electioniser was made by robhu)
The spread there so far is no particular surprise to me - but it could do with more data! Apparently, the graphs get updated periodically, so you can still change how mine looks by submitting your voting intentions.
Click here to view this entry with minimal formatting.

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Date: Saturday, 24 April 2010 00:07 (UTC)Tactical voting is an inevitable result of the electoral system, I really need to dig the article I wrote on that out of the archive.
The total number of Labour MPs compared to other party MPs doesn't help the Tories; it's only if the Tories get more seats themselves that they get in.
It's very unlikely they'll form a coalition Govt, and most will keep an eye on the vote share as well. Having more SNP MPs threatens a few things, but it won't help Tories directly.
It is, of course, possible that Cameron might form a coalition with the SNP. But...
A coalition Govt isn't a Conservative Govt. Which is a very important point to make. Not that I actually think it's likely; did like the way PAxman asked Cameron if he'd serve in a Clegg led Govt today, that was nice to see...