The closer Britain gets to election day, the more uncertain things become. One uncertainty, however, seems to have been cleared up – Gordon Brown and the Labour Party are out of contention.

The first debate resulted in Nick Clegg and the third place Liberal Democrats surging into close competition with David Cameron’s Conservatives for first place. And while Cameron got a bit of a boost in the second debate, Clegg was able to maintain his rising status. As for Brown, he’s now seeing some of Labour’s lowest poll ratings ever, and he seems to be losing any chance of winning the most seats despite finishing third in the popular vote.