National elections in the United Kingdom are turning into a bit of a thriller, since Labour and Conservatives will be clashing tomorrow in a tight match (33% each), while the real elections regulator is destined to be SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon.

According to the Daily Mail, Cameron’s high ranking Conservatives have already approached current coalition party LibDems’ members to convince them of the continuation of such a coalition. For the British PM, the best scenario would be for his party to seize 300 seats tomorrow, while the LibDems seized over 25 seats, which would mean that a coalition with an absolute majority would be possible.