Personally, I'm really concerned about the way Labour have treated home educating parents. Having become pretty invovled in politics because of it I'm suddenly aware of all kinds of things that are horrifically wrong with the current governments response to people actually trying to engage with them.
I knew this on some level (Iraq, ID cards, etc) but I don't think I realised just how bad it was - but when 90 something% of responses to a consultation say 'we don't think LA officials should be seeing children alone without following proper child protection procedures' and the government turn around and say - you're entitled to your opinion but we're going to ignore it, then I just don't see how they can call themselves anything other than a dictorship. The consultation had around 5000 responses, btw, it wasn't something like 9 out of 10 people.
I don't doubt that the other parties have serious problems too - BUT I do think that new party will be more cautious about brushing over public opinion if they hope to win a second term in power. I also think that we'll have smaller majorities which ought to be a good thing as it will force parties into proper debate (also been horrified by the way the whip system makes MPs speaking out against a Bill vote for it anyway - don't see how that is representing their constituants at all) and more representitive of the way people have actually voted. One party having the majority shouldn't mean that they don't have to get the minorities agree to things because they still represent a significant proportion of the country.