CLEAN : Final push in tight UK election

The video discusses the UK election, highlighting the deadlock between Conservative and Labour parties, both at 33-34% in polls. It explores the declining trust in major parties and the potential for a minority government. The Conservative promise of a 2017 EU referendum is noted, while Labour's unionist stance and skepticism towards neoliberalism are examined.

What is the main reason for the deadlock between the Conservative and Labour parties in the British elections?

• The election was postponed, causing confusion.

• A new party has emerged, taking votes from both.

• There was a technical error in vote counting.

• Both parties have equal support from the electorate.

What is a significant trend observed in the popularity of British political parties?

• Traditional parties are losing support.

• New parties are not gaining any traction.

• The Liberal Democrats are leading the polls.

• All parties are gaining popularity.

What is the stance of the Labour Party under Ed Miliband regarding economic models?

• They fully support the neoliberal Anglo-Saxon model.

• They are more skeptical of free market capitalism.

• They want to adopt a completely new economic model.

• They have no clear stance on economic models.

What is the potential impact of the Conservative party winning a majority government?

• A new economic policy will be introduced.

• The election results will be contested.

• A referendum on Europe will be held.

• The United Kingdom will break up.

What is the SNP's position regarding Scottish independence in the context of the general election?

• They want immediate independence.

• They have no interest in independence.

• They claim the election is not about independence.

• They are against any form of independence.