Originally posted by NotAllThere
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Previously on "Proportional representation - have your say!"
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I do like the way the bar chart colours align to political parties.
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostI think it's NAT who is chief vote rigger round these parts.
I propose a system where we abolish the House of Lords, and replace it with a House of Losers; whoever comes second in a constituency goes to the second chamber.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostThis poll is unfair.Id like to choose one and then a second option.
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This poll is unfair.Id like to choose one and then a second option.
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I suppose its how much do you like coalitions, it also very hard to vote out a rotten apple who is a party heavyweight with PR, for example Ed Balls would be given one of Labours votes.
I think Alternative voting would be better where you rank candidates 1-x, also means that you know a candidate has at least 50% of the vote, however as this was rejected in 2011 I don't see the appetite any time soon.
Now how do I draw a cock over the options for a protest vote?
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Stick with FPTP. The party with the largest minority has the absolute right to rule. 37% of those who voted have all the say.
Plus I'm jolly fond of the HoL voting system. One-person-no-votes.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIs it 1 person one vote?
Is admin allowed a million votes(as usual)?
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Is it 1 person one vote?
Is admin allowed a million votes(as usual)?
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Proportional representation - have your say!
20No, stick with FPTP30.00%6Yes, it's fairer50.00%10Don't know/Don't care5.00%1I wouldn't mind representing Andyw's mum's proportions15.00%3Poll to follow...
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