Whereas many months ago, the result of the 2005 election looked like a foregone conclusion, but the Conservatives have been gaining momentum of late with several high-profile policy announcements. For the past five weeks, the Conservatives have consistently been setting the policy agenda in the press, and this is now starting to show in the polls – such as the recent ICM poll for the Guardian.

It is also worth remembering the 1970 election – I’m afraid I don’t, because I wasn’t born at that point! – but polling data at the time revealed Labour to have a 9 point lead throughout the campaign, with a four-point lead on polling day itself. The Conservative Party won, with a 22 seat majority.

So, could a Conservative win be in the offing? It's looking increasinglt likely

It's just possible the Tories could sneak in through a combination of firing up their core support with anti-immigrant rhetoric while disillusioned anti-war people don't vote.

Which would be pretty bad! So I think anti-war people should try to grit our teeth and vote for anti-war candidates wherever possible.

There are a number of interesting websites addressing this vexed question:
www.sonowwhodowevotefor.net
www.strategicvoter.org.uk
www.vote4peace.org.uk
www.tacticalvoter.net

Sorry, forgot the http bit:

 http://www.sonowwhodowevotefor.net
 http://www.strategicvoter.org.uk
 http://www.vote4peace.org.uk
 http://www.tacticalvoter.net