UK Election Undecided?
By Thulung at 7 May, 2010, 2:45 pm
Foto: BBC
The Conservatives party appear to be the big winner of UK’s general Election 2010 accordig to exit polls. But, the Conservatives still lack the majority to form the Government on its own. The result only showing that no one is certain who will lead the government. The first hung parliment, the stalemate since 1974. With this unusual situation and with no written constitution for the given situation no one can yet map out the possible who will be in the next new Government.
It could be few more hours before the complete vote are counted. London Friday morning exit poll were showing Conservatives with 305 seats, Labour left way behind and Liberal Democratics was below its projected seat wins. Many observers are guessing that it will end up with Conservatives and David Cameron as the new Prime Minister of the UK with the help of other smaller parties.
At the same time under Britain’s unwritten constitution even though Mr Brown and his Labour party does not hold the majority in the government, he does not have to say goodbye yet, he can hang around a little and try and form the government with some help and vote by vote basis.
The other option is the UK Election 2010 may face legal challenges, as some of the voters in the country were turned away from casting their votes when the polls closed at 10PM. So, the UK Election 2010 is still undecided, to know more all you have to do is… WAIT!
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