article_snippet: Six out of 10 voters said Six out of 10 voters would be 'dismayed' by a Labour-SNP alliance.
article_snippet: This compares with 54 per cent who said they did not want a Labour-Lib Dem coalition and 52 per cent dreading another pact between David Cameron and Nick Clegg, according to the pollsters YouGov.
article_snippet: A Labour government propped up by the SNP is the worst possible outcome at the general election for most UK voters, a new poll has revealed .
article_snippet: Just under half the public think a Labour majority government is the worst possible outcome - compared to 45 per cent who said a Tory majority was the worst result.
article_snippet: A quarter said A quarter would be 'delighted' or would not mind a Labour-SNP alliance, compared with a third broadly positive about Lab-Lib coalition, 37 per cent positive about another Tory-Lib pact, 41 per cent backing a Labour majority and 46 per cent a Tory majority.
article_snippet: Almost a third (29 per cent) of people in Scotland said Almost a third (29 per cent) of people in Scotland would be 'delighted' with the SNP supporting a minority Labour government.
article_snippet: Two-thirds of people in Scotland would be dismayed by another Tory-Lib coalition while 52 per cent would not like a Lab-Lib Democrat coalition.
highlights_snippet: Six out of 10 voters said Six out of 10 voters would be 'dismayed' by Labour-SNP alliance .
  
highlights_snippet: 54 per cent who said Six out of 10 voters did not want a Labour-Liberal Democrat coalition .
  
highlights_snippet: Just over half against another Tory-Lib Dem coalition, YouGov said .
  