To change my mind about voting Labour if they are to be in coalition/propped up by the SNP?

[LeCreusetQueen]

Just that really. Having read the Manifestos, I had decided to vote Labour, but the possibility of them being in coalition with or propped up by the SNP, has given me serious doubts.

I still feel bitter about the introduction of university tuition fees south of the border and, no disrespect to the Scots, but I really don't want them having the casting vote in matters which are of no direct concern to them.

I actually rather liked DC's idea of increased devolution - within the EU, that is, not sure now, but then everything seems unsure at the moment.

You can be a little Krankie
And be one of Jimmy's friends-

No. No thanks.

It's really very easy. If you don't like what you the Tories have done to public services all over the uk, then don't vote Tory next week.

The reason labour has to rule out a coalition is because he wants as many people to vote labour as possible. If he confirms he'll have a coalition, people who want to get rid of the Tories will think they can vote SNP and get a coalition government, instead of voting for labour, thus lowering the Labour vote.