Just had a LibDemmer round here, chasing me up to vote (am going this evening with DD). Told him I was a Labour voter but had seriously considered tactical voting for the first time ever as Labour won't get a look in here and we've got a very good Lib Dem MP. We talked about the possibility of a coalition and he said that personally he just couldn't see the LibDems going in with the Tories as their policies had so much more in common with Labour: both progressive parties, who had common ground on Europe, benefits, inheritance tax and even on the economy. Also, the Tories would never agree to PR, as they would have too much to lose. It cheered me up, as on balance he's right. A hung parliament is probably a poisoned chalice either way for the LibDems, but they're going to alienate more of their supporters if they end up bolstering Tory policy. So the only thing we have to fear is an outright Tory majority and there's only an outside chance of that. Am I being naive or is there a bit of a silver lining here?