This country is warped and statistics tell you everything. 40.1% of voting population are so disillusioned they didn’t even turn up to vote Labour represent 35% and hold a majority whilst 65% voted against Labour but hold very few seats Reform got 3.9 million votes and got 4 seats, liberals got 3.4 million but got 61 seats. Reform held 16.9% of voting turnout whilst Labour held 35% and yet one has four seats and the other has 410. How is this representing people. This is a flawed system and shows how corrupt the media aligned with this system really is. Proportional representation would have seen at least 104+ seats for reform more than the liberals and half of Labour vote. This is why 40% don’t vote at all - because the system is floored or people are just so disillusioned by the this country they see no need to. My son voted yesterday and he thought he was voting on who would be in power - local and regional voting systems are dated back to when there were lords of the manor and peasants only had a right to express themselves in that area. Britain is digitally connected and people should be voting for a house that represents the voting population - it ensures we all get a say. Instead all those votes that cry out to be heard are now silenced by a left wing minority
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2moStarmer won’t be changing the voting system anytime soon, as it’s working just fine for him