2015 General Election

Fun and games in Grangetown

http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales ... te-9064445

I'm personally dreading the outcome of this election, as it is going to be a right, royal (Eton!) mess!!!

It's always a laugh trying to encourage people to vote for a 'party' anyway! My advice to people is, "Is your local MP standing for re-election? Do they do a good job? If so vote for them as, more than likely, they'll get back in anyway!"

Good advice to vote for a good MP, but there's a strong possibility of regime change in Central and North Cardiff, so it's not that simple there - current incumbents may well lose both seats.

But I agree people should check out their actual local candidates and not just vote on whether they like the way Miliband eats his bacon sandwich or whether Cameron is a toff. You can spin someone's image, but you can't spin their record on local involvement, what they've said about wages, taxes or gay donkeys and on whether they are reliable.

This election has turned into a complete farce.

Tomorrow's the day... will we lurch to the left or further right. Whatever happens, the separatists shouldn't have their day

Tomorrow's the day... will we lurch to the left or further right. Whatever happens, the separatists shouldn't have their day

"Separatists?" You mean UKIP I presume, they're heading for a real hiding tomorrow, should be really entertaining.

Perhaps it's an election for the coruscant senate?

I'm toying with plaid, only if to have a counterweight of the SNP who are going to clean up on Scotland.

Tomorrow's the day... will we lurch to the left or further right. Whatever happens, the separatists shouldn't have their day

"Separatists?" You mean UKIP I presume, they're heading for a real hiding tomorrow, should be really entertaining.

SNP and Plaid are the separatists, UKIP are the daft f%ckers who think we are better off outside the EU. I'm voting TUSC tomorrow, Labour are going to win Cardiff South easily however

I defy anyone with a pulse to not be all a quiver in eager anticipation at the way in which Wales is going to vote tomorrow.

With the exception of the previous 10 general elections,I really can't remember when the outcome was last so certain .

By all accounts, the spread betting markets are in turmoil this evening. Some are predicting that it will be 30 seats for Labour whilst others are predicting 29. One pundit even has 31 for Labour! With such a wide permutation of possibilities in our multi party democracy, the excitement in the Principality is palpable and the outcome is on a knife edge.