Why do we bother voting when millions of votes are ignored? Time for real change.

Electoral reform National by RedRooster79 · 🏷️ 1. Concerned Citizen · Fringe · 1 hour ago
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Ever wonder why your vote feels like it disappears into thin air sometimes? We’ve got millions of people up and down the country who vote, and their chosen candidate gets nowhere, so their vote might as well have been for the local dog show. Our First Past the Post system, where the one with the most votes in a constituency wins everything, means that if you’re not in a swing seat or you don't back one of the two main parties, your voice barely registers. It’s a farce, frankly, leaving huge chunks of the population feeling completely unrepresented and like the whole thing is rigged.

We need to scrap this outdated system and bring in proper Proportional Representation. Imagine an election where if a party gets 20% of the national vote, they actually get roughly 20% of the seats in Parliament, not just a handful.

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