The Conservatives leader David Cameron tried to simplify not only his campaign message, it seems, but also his outfit in a video posted on his Twitter page.
With one day to go, I'm crossing the country with this simple message of why people should #VoteConservative: https://t.co/glGhVZJPuF
— David Cameron (@David_Cameron) May 6, 2015
Meanwhile, Nick Clegg, leader of the Liberal Democrats, chose to share on Facebook the following video of him addressing his supporters in Sheffield during his UK campaign tour.
Only the Liberal Democrats can provide stability, only the Liberal Democrats will guarantee decency in government. Only the Liberal Democrats will act for the whole of the country, for unity. #GE2015
Posted by Nick Clegg on Wednesday, May 6, 2015
The LibDems also brought attention to the advantages of having a coalition government, tweeting:
Britain faces a 2nd election before Xmas without #libdems anchoring a coalition govt #GE2015 http://t.co/pj3TteRJMc pic.twitter.com/o2dHx2PypW
— Liberal Democrats (@LibDems) May 6, 2015
Labour leader Ed Miliband reiterated on Twitter his determination to tackle the NHS crisis.
We have a plan to rescue the NHS: more nurses, more doctors, more midwives. RT so people know we’ll save the NHS → pic.twitter.com/d8MJupL4sX
— Ed Miliband (@Ed_Miliband) May 6, 2015
While the Scottish National Party chief, Nicola Sturgeon, in a video message on the SNP Facebook page, highlighted what the "general election means for Scotland".
Make Scotland's voice heard more loudly than ever beforeThis is our opportunity to make Scotland's voice heard more loudly than ever before.The more seats the SNP wins, the more we can influence decisions taken in Westminster. My vow is to make Scotland stronger at Westminster.So please, #voteSNP on Thursday, May 7th.
Posted by Scottish National Party (SNP) on Tuesday, May 5, 2015
One of the main points of contention, the renewal of the Scotland-based Trident nuclear program, was recalled on SNP's Twitter account as well:
"It is time to say No to wasting £100billion on Trident" #GE15 #VoteSNP pic.twitter.com/KFmUXOZJeY
— The SNP (@theSNP) May 6, 2015
The Green Party shared on their Twitter page a video of leader Natalie Bennett explaining how the Greens are different from all other parties.
'We're the only party that opposes fracking and road-building and airport expansion' @natalieben #VoteGreen2015 https://t.co/bTkfYUWtCg
— The Green Party (@TheGreenParty) May 5, 2015
And for all those thirsty for change, UKIP leader Nigel Farage offers — no, not a pint of beer, but to vote for him instead.
Posted by Nigel Farage on Sunday, May 3, 2015
