Published and promoted by Mike Dixon on behalf of the Liberal Democrats, 8-10 Great George Street, London, SW1P 3AE
Of those who voted last Thursday 57% did NOT vote Tory. This is a Minority Rules Democracy.pic.twitter.com/cKQEGpiffR
In this general election, the Liberal Democrats' vote share went up by 4%, and we ended up with one less MP. The Tories had a 1% increase in support, and got a majority of 80. Our electoral system is broken.pic.twitter.com/771yRPBbDk
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Though I personally hoped to see Labour win, I think your complaints are childish. The Tories won because their party got the most votes. Simple. Tories: 43.6% Labour: 32.2% Lib Dems: 11.6% The 57% you reference is split between several parties, not one.
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Not listening to the public and sacking off Corbyn the Red-scum....
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The crucial factor in all our GE's is
#FPTP. Only once has a new party forced through - Labour, 100 years ago. Proportional representation should be the cornerstone of the fight@electoralreform@MakeVotesMatter - I have seen too many elections since 1974 to see any alternativepic.twitter.com/3nT4JK83Bq
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First past the post filters out low-support candidates and amplifies higher-support candidates. It is both a feature and a bug.
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Labours went down and the Cons picked up those seats! Typical Lib Dems Statistics!
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did we not have a referendum to see if the nation wanted to change to PR but they declined? Not being arsey here - it's genuine question. When was that?
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The 2011 referendum was on Alternative Vote, not PR
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