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British general election: what's the mood where you are? British general election: what's happening where you are?
(25 days later)
The manifesto launches are underway, and we’re just over three weeks away from one of the closest fought British general elections in decades. We’re now just under two weeks away from one of the closest fought British elections in decades. The result in May, whether we see an outright majority or another coalition, will be crucial for the future of the UK.
You would struggle to argue that this election has captured the imagination of the people in the way last year’s referendum on Scottish independence managed. Yet it feels like the electoral landscape has shifted significantly since last autumn. The result in May, whether we see an outright majority or another coalition, will be crucial for the future of the country. Whether you’re in the safest of seats, or one of the swing constituencies that could decide the next government, we’d like you to help us document the election where you live. Are politicians still canvassing in your area or is there no sense that voting day is only two weeks away? We’d like to see your photos and hear any stories that reflect the election in these last few days.
Using GuardianWitness, we’re attempting to gauge the mood across Britain in the lead up to the general election. To do this, we need your help. We’d also like hear whether you made your mind up who to vote for, or are you still wavering? Are you a certainty to vote, or are you apathetic? Whatever your location, whatever your views: we want to hear them.
Whether you’re in the safest of seats, or one of the swing constituencies that could decide the election, we want to hear from you. What’s the mood in your local area: are your friends and neighbours talking about the election? If so, what are they saying and which issues are coming up the most? We will use the most interesting contributions in our election reporting.
Have you made your mind up who to vote for, or are you still wavering? Are you a certainty to vote, or are you apathetic? Whatever your location, whatever your views: we want to hear them. You can contribute your views and photos by clicking on the blue ‘Contribute’ button on this article. You can also use the GuardianWitness smartphone app or the Guardian app and search for ‘GuardianWitness assignments’ – and if you add it to the homepage – you can keep up with all our assignments.
You can contribute your views and photographs of your area by clicking on the blue ‘Contribute’ button on this article. You can also use the GuardianWitness smartphone app or the Guardian app and search for ‘GuardianWitness assignments’ – and if you add it to the homepage – you can keep up with all our assignments. This article has been updated on 24 April 2015