"Looking at the results from last time the Lib Dems increased their share by 5% but, on the face of it, look too far behind to mount a significant challenge. But I would not bet against them. Remember Dunfermline in February 2006 when the party was leaderless and at rock bottom in the polls. Crewe and Nantwich is an ideal opportunity for Nick Clegg to stamp his authority on his party and I have little doubt that plans swung into operation over-night to get ready for the coming fight. The numbers say it should be a Tory gain but I’m not convinced that the party has the capabilities to win in this very special form of campaigning.
Mike Smithson, April 18, 2008"
Voter fraud could determine the outcome of the general election as evidence emerges of massive postal vote rigging.
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Officials report a flood of postal vote applications in marginal seats. With the outcome of the closest election in a generation hanging in the balance, a few thousand ‘stolen’ votes there could determine who wins the keys to Downing Street
A significant labour tactic practiced over several years in readiness for this moment. led, of course, by Prescott.
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