Lib Dems are facing a wipeout. Absolute meltdown. What's the prediction for their numbers left after May? Their conference in Glasgow had less people in attendance than Women for Independence's one in Perth
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To cut even deeper. SNP's student wing have more Lib members in Scotland than the Libs do and so do the SSP. In the next Holyrood election, the Libs will be left with 3 MPs possibly. Orkney, Shetland and a list seat.
In Scotland, the SNP will probably take a number of Lib seats (like in 2011's Holyrood election, giving them the majority). 80,000 SNP members since the referendum. Not all will be active I suppose, but still it's coppers in the tin.
I think UKIP will eventually get squeezed. They are polling well and do well in councils and Euro elections, but FPTP is a bugger of a system. The Tories get 500,000 votes in Scotland yet have 1 MP. If England, does end up having a devolved parliament using a fairer system I'd expect a UKIP-Tory coalition in that house within 5 years of it setting up if not straight away.
What about NI? Wales, and of course England? What's the predictions for next year?
Can see Cameron winning enough seats, but will lack a majority like last time. Labour, if they lose seats in Scotland to the SNP, the Tories will be laughing eitherway as the SNP do not sit in on ''English only laws''.
Could we be looking at a super rainbow coalition of Labour/Plaid/SNP/Libs/SDLP?
Maybe not.