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Our current electoral system v referendum e. g. Brexit 12:13 - Feb 6 with 554 views

I am a fan of proportional representation, as a means of turly returning a government that reflects the will of the people, so I guess have to accept brexit as such

However

I was wondering if the brexit vote had been run on the same lines as voting for our government whether the result would have been different. I'm sure the answer is on the net but I couldn't be bothered to look.

So if someone could point this lazy assed pendejo1 in the right direction... Cheers.

Currently enjoying Mr Martin's establishment on Whitehall

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Our current electoral system v referendum e. g. Brexit on 12:17 - Feb 6 with 539 views

ElephantintheRoom

Tory Vote 43% of voters Non-tory vote 57% of voters. A massive victory for democracy with no tory MPs in parliament

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Our current electoral system v referendum e. g. Brexit on 12:36 - Feb 6 with 509 views

BlueRaider

406 leave, 242 remain

https://fullfact.org/online/referendum-results-by-constituency/

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Our current electoral system v referendum e. g. Brexit on 12:41 - Feb 6 with 493 views

Pendejo

Our current electoral system v referendum e. g. Brexit on 12:36 - Feb 6 by BlueRaider
406 leave, 242 remain https://fullfact.org/online/referendum-results-by-constituency/

Wow

Thanks

I was not expecting that, makes it seem clear than the popular vote

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Our current electoral system v referendum e. g. Brexit on 12:56 - Feb 6 with 468 views

Pecker

Our current electoral system v referendum e. g. Brexit on 12:17 - Feb 6 by ElephantintheRoom
Tory Vote 43% of voters Non-tory vote 57% of voters. A massive victory for democracy with no tory MPs in parliament

What would you prefer? American style 2 party policy?

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