In the UK
elections
form
majority
parliament
party
power
Prime
system
votes
are held every five years. (The
elections
form
majority
parliament
party
power
Prime
system
votes
Minister may decide to hold one
after four years, but five years is the maximum.)
Some countries have a system of proportional representation: this means in theory, that a
political party with 30% of the
elections
form
majority
parliament
party
power
Prime
system
votes
should get 30% of the seats in
elections
form
majority
parliament
party
power
Prime
system
votes
. In
the UK, the political
elections
form
majority
parliament
party
power
Prime
system
votes
is different: here the winner takes all. This means that the
person with the most votes in each political area (called a constituency) wins the seat: and the
political
elections
form
majority
parliament
party
power
Prime
system
votes
which wins a
elections
form
majority
parliament
party
power
Prime
system
votes
of the seats will
elections
form
majority
parliament
party
power
Prime
system
votes
the government
on their own. As a result of this system, it is possible for a party to be in
elections
form
majority
parliament
party
power
Prime
system
votes
with only
40% of the total vote. Some people think this system is unfair.
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