Election Begins - UK
By Thulung at 6 May, 2010, 8:57 pm
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Mr. Brown | Mr. Cameron | Mr. Clegg but who is the Mr. Prime Minister?
Polling stations about 50,000 across UK have opened for the British to vote for the new government or the ones they like to be in the office. The polling stations across Britain will be close at 10pm British time. Opposition Conservatives led by David Cameron are likely to win most of the seat but still falling short of the majority. If Prime Minister Brown labour party was to win the election, it will be one of the most unlikely returns for the labour in the history of British politics. If David Cameron’s Conservatives was to win the election, then after 13 years once-discredited party would be back in the show.
Brown, Cameron and Cligg campaigned right to the last second, all trying to reach the undecided voters. On the final day Cameron did a marathon tour in the bus from Scotland on the north to Bristol on the Southwest of England preaching vote for change, vote for Conservatives. As for Brown he made a trip to his native Scotland with a message of reminder about the economy and his credentials throughout the election campaign. While the new kids on the block Mr. Clegg is also gaining popularity somewhere on the third or second in the race. Lib Dem could be the government maker if the parliament hangs in the balance. To lead the government and command the parliament majority a party needs 326 seats. United Kingdom is voting and waiting for its next British Prime Minister…
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