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A hung Parliament is the most likely result (I think) yet its one most people don’t want. I assume they sense the need for clarity of management and that is unlikely where Parties have to work together.
The Week in Westminster had a debate on Saturday about whether the Parties should be explicit about what they would do if there was do if no-one had an overall majority. I can see the point, to give voters more information, but I’d worry that planning for it makes it more likely.
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Some of respondents probably had a different meaning to "Hung Parliament" than you or I would....though on second thoughts, I'll go with the noose as well.
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