The Labour Party - 35.3% of the vote - they have 356 seatsThe Conservative Party - 32.3% of the votes - they have 198 seats-0-
Oops - sorry I should have said 2005 not 2010. What a wonderful system though - one party gets approximately one third - they get 356 seats. The other party get approximately one third of the vote - they get 198 seats.
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Oops - sorry I should have said 2005 not 2010. What a wonderful system though - one party gets approximately one third - they get 356 seats. The other party get approximately one third of the vote - they get 198 seats.
5 May 2005 | ||||
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First party | Second party | Third party | ||
Leader | Tony Blair | Michael Howard | Charles Kennedy | |
Party | Labour | Conservative | Liberal Democrat | |
Leader since | 21 July 1994 | 6 November 2003 | 9 August 1999 | |
Leader's seat | Sedgefield | Folkestone and Hythe | Ross, Skye and Lochaber | |
Last election | 413 seats, 40.7% | 166 seats, 31.7% | 52 seats, 18.3% | |
Seats won | 356 | 198 | 62 |
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Can anyone think of a better system?-0-If your MP or Candidate is Tory or Labour ask them why they are against Fair Voting -0-If they say its so that we get 'strong government' just remember Blair/Brown and Thatcher and what they have done to the country.
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