The era of big political majorities is over, but instead of clarity, the new parties offer fudge and mudge, says John Rentoul . Britain’s fractured politics is pushing us toward a future of coalitions, compromises and governments nobody voted for A hung parliament has been predicted at pretty much every general election since 1992. I worked on the BBC’s election-results programme then and remember the controlled panic as, 10 minutes before the exit poll was announced at 10pm, David Dimbleby’s