In years to come the general election in 2015 is likely to be remembered for two things. First, it was a contest that most pollsters and academic forecasters got wrong. Prior to the election five major election forecasts by an array of academics and analysts had predicted a hung parliament. Some predicted that Labour would win the largest number of seats. None predicted that David Cameron and the Conservative Party would return to power with a majority, however slight it turned out to be, and none foresaw the scale of collapse in support for the Liberal Democrats.
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