TTME
Schoolboy/Girl
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Post by TTME on May 11, 2005 17:35:21 GMT
Results
Labour: 0%
Conservative: 0%
Liberal Democrat: 75%
Other: 25%
Seats
Labour: 0
Conservative: 0
Liberal Democrat: 485
Other: 162
Liberal Democrats win a majority of 323
Thanks to everyone who voted.
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Post by Del Boy on May 11, 2005 17:53:20 GMT
dunno how that works, 485 seats for something like 4 votes  |
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Post by CasketBase on May 11, 2005 18:45:26 GMT
Yey! Lib Dem won. Thats who I voted for.
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Post by Jimmy the Claret on May 11, 2005 19:22:34 GMT
I voted Green here, I support the opposition  |
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Post by CasketBase on May 11, 2005 19:29:28 GMT
hehe
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Post by CIJack on May 11, 2005 20:16:20 GMT
dunno how that works, 485 seats for something like 4 votes That would be the result if only 4 people voted using the PR system. |
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Post by Jimmy the Claret on May 11, 2005 20:44:20 GMT
Would be interesting to see who would win if you used a ranking system of voting,
i.e. You are given the list of parties e.g. and are asked to allot say 5 points to your preference, then 4 to your second preference and so on.
This would make for less discrete results, but more idea of who we prefer out of the two main parties.
EG - my preferences
Green = 5
Lib Dem = 4
Respect = 3
Labour = 2
Conservative = 1
BNP = Minus 10
or whatever
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Post by Amadeus on May 12, 2005 5:58:49 GMT
I voted  |
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Post by Greendaygirl on May 12, 2005 7:31:02 GMT
i wud have voted green 2 but they'd neva get nepower so don't reli c the point in votin esp in this area. the conservatives win evritym!
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Post by CIJack on May 12, 2005 9:38:55 GMT
Would be interesting to see who would win if you used a ranking system of voting, i.e. You are given the list of parties e.g. and are asked to allot say 5 points to your preference, then 4 to your second preference and so on. This would make for less discrete results, but more idea of who we prefer out of the two main parties. EG - my preferences Green = 5 Lib Dem = 4 Respect = 3 Labour = 2 Conservative = 1 BNP = Minus 10 or whatever In the Republic of Ireland they use the Single Transferable Vote. You put the candidates in order of preference. If Candidate 1 doesn't recieve more than 50% of the vote, your vote is transferred to Candidate 2. Whoever has more than 50% of the vote is the winner. |
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Post by Jimmy the Claret on May 12, 2005 11:08:55 GMT
The way I was talking about is the way we vote at the university elections
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Post by CIJack on May 12, 2005 21:20:27 GMT
The way I was talking about is the way we vote at the university elections Ahh..I see. I guess the candidate who has the most points wins. Seems a fair system. |
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