Thread: 2015 UK General Election Thread
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Old 17-04-2015, 17:55   #567
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Re: 2015 UK General Election Thread
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
I think the Lib Dems sabotaging the long-overdue boundary changes may have something to do with it as well, putting a kibosh on the proposal to have constituencies made up of the same numbers of voters....
This.


Some democracy...

We're well overdue a massive overhaul of the whole politics/electioneering process, we're no longer a 19th Century model, two main parties with massively differing ideologies is no longer pertinent, nor is the TPTP system, come to that with abysmal voting turnout, maybe time to look at on-line voting too.

All of these changes are needed, I'm not holding my breath that they'll happen any time soon though.

Lib Dems tantrum on the boundary changes though, really was a backward step. - cnuts.
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