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The 2024 UK General Election - news, speculation and updates

The voting system is what it is, you either accept reality and work with it to win power or you don’t…this is why we need it changed.
I've changed my mind on the need for change re voting system.
when There was a a class based Labour party decades before, i preferred fptp.
In ireland we have commies in parliament, I'd now prefer proportional so that when nurses ask for a pay rise, I'd like to see centrists saying no to the leftists saying yes.
Do you think your boy will change it?
 
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Good, the monster raving loony party was standing in Ed Davey's Kingston & Surbiton.

I had hoped they would stand in my constituency as it might have given me more options but sadly they weren't on the ballot paper.
 
Great reporting by the Guardian
Labour’s Marsha de Cordova has held onto her seat in Battersea, with 48.81% of the vote. The Conservatives came second, Liberal Democrats third, and Greens fourth, ahead of Reform.

Turnout was relatively high for this election so far, at 64.7%.
I'm not sure whether that is a national figure or one for Battersea but either way it is wrong. Nationally 64.7% would be lowest turnout since 2005 (third lowest in modern period), if it refers to Battersea again you have to go back to 2005, turnout in 2019 was above 75%
 
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