Questions into Why Tories lost Oldham By-Election

The transcript discusses the political landscape following an election, focusing on Ed Miliband's leadership, the challenges faced by the coalition government, and voter reactions. It highlights the complexity of coalition politics, voter confusion, and the impact of broken promises. The analysis of election results shows shifts in party standings, with the Lib Dems maintaining some support despite national polls. The discussion concludes with the potential changes in the political and economic landscape by the next general election.

What was a major concern for David Cameron regarding his coalition partners?

• Ensuring the Lib Dems didn't sink

• Increasing Tory votes

• Reducing tuition fees

• Improving police services

What was a common sentiment among constituents regarding the coalition?

• They were pleased with the coalition's performance

• They felt promises were broken

• They wanted more parties in the coalition

• They were confused about the coalition's goals

Why did some voters choose not to support the top three parties?

• They wanted to support smaller parties

• They were confused by the election process

• They were satisfied with the current government

• They believed none of them cared for Britain

How did the Prime Minister view the election results?

• As a surprising victory

• As an expected outcome

• As a major setback

• As a minor issue

What did the Lib Dems' performance in the election indicate?

• A decline in their support

• A need for new leadership

• A strong, united party

• A shift in their political stance