Re: Democratic Britain? Oh come on!
Re: Democratic Britain? Oh come on!
Re: Democratic Britain? Oh come on!
Re: Democratic Britain? Oh come on!
Re: Democratic Britain? Oh come on!
Re: Democratic Britain? Oh come on!
What about the concept of counting all of the votes cast across the country and then issuing seats in parliament in proportion? The demographics of which MP is available for a given area/number of voters can happen afterwards. By doing this, there would be no "safe" seats, and no need for any form of strategic voting. Given that MP's don't seem to take much notice of their current constituents once they get in, where they end up wouldn't really be a problem.Re: Democratic Britain? Oh come on!
Re: Democratic Britain? Oh come on!
I would say that it's one thing having control over national decisions, where they basically will never please everyone because there are too many conflicting priorities. But people should have more input and control over local decisions. In other countries people have a lot more say on what happens in their home town. Here local authorities seem to have all the power. That's just wrong. There's a lot of corruption too with local councillors etc. So people just end up feeling alienated by society.Re: Democratic Britain? Oh come on!
Dont laugh! Lets have a referendum on whether to change ourThread Tools | |
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