Comment Comment by JansjoFromIkea You'd need proportional representation or something like the French system or you wind up with very skewed resultsfor example the UK's most recent election had the following- one party has 410/650 of the seats in government with a third of the popular vote- they gained 211 seats from the previous election off the back of a 1.5% swing in the popular vote- another party has 65/650 of seats with 12% of the vote, another has 5/650 seats with 14.5% of the vote parent JansjoFromIkea 2 years ago
for example the UK's most recent election had the following
- one party has 410/650 of the seats in government with a third of the popular vote
- they gained 211 seats from the previous election off the back of a 1.5% swing in the popular vote
- another party has 65/650 of seats with 12% of the vote, another has 5/650 seats with 14.5% of the vote