British general election (11): some of the constitutional questions that might arise
This General Election may be a nightmare for political parties and a bewilderment to the voters, but commentators and pundits are loving it because the outcome is so uncertain and potentially all sorts of new issues might need to be addressed.
In a piece entitled “The politics of legitimacy”, the BBC’s deputy political editor James Landale has identified 10 constitutional questions which might arise if neither the Conservatives nor Labour win an overall majority on 7 May. You can read his thoughts here.