Why the Cameron-Clegg coalition will be a shock to both Tory and Liberal Democrat voters

Abstract

There has been intensive speculation about how Conservative and Liberal Democrat voters will react to the coalition government cemented in their name. Pippa Norris of Harvard University has the first stunning data, showing that in 2010 Tories predominantly put the far right parties as their second preference, and Liberal Democrat voters predominantly wanted Labour as their second choice

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This paper was published in LSE Research Online.

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