The issue of whether another big Labour majority would be unhealthy for UK democracy also caused concern, although Josie Crockett suggested that the Tories were guilty of hypo-crisy. But Gordon Stuart, a confirmed Labour supporter, wanted to see a greater mix of opinions at Westminster. The size of Labour s majority may depend on the turnout and the signs are that it could be low. The group felt that voters were bored by the campaign even before it had begun and suggested that more focus on local issues would help politicians re-engage with the electorate. Mr Stuart said the lack of movement in the polls had led to voter indifference while Ms Guthrie said the local campaigns had been run from party central offices.
Nobody really has anything new to say.
Increasingly I m coming round to some of the opposition. I m impressed by the Lib Dems for their honesty and the SNP as well. It s down to this potentially huge majority that I might be switching my vote. Whichever one I vote for it s going to be a wasted vote. But in the last two years since the Scottish parliament came, I ve become much more critical and I suspect that for the first time in my life I m going to vote Lib Dem.