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  I really couldn't answer that Howard. It's not a general election so it's got a different dynamic. In the past not many people cared for or even thought much about voting for their MEP - European politics was something which didn't affect them much (or so they thought muwhahahaha) but over time a head of steam has been building up and folk are starting to realise the erroneous effect that EU politics has on our everyday lives from the type of light bulb which you can legally buy to traffic regulations (oops sorry a bit previous there - that one will hit us over the next few years).
  Once the Lisbon treaty was signed all bets were off and the likes of Bottler Brown, Save the planet Miliband and We're all gonna die from plant food Clegg were exposed as the utterly useless creatures they are the stage was set for someone like Farage to enter stage left ( or right perhaps).
  Cameron's utterances on the European issue is so unconvincing that even his backbenchers know that it's no more than a pipe dream for him to say that he is able to reform the EU institutions. It just ain't gonna happen!
  UKIP's ascendance may well peak post election all depending on the state of the economy and various other factors to numerous to mention or even foresee.

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