2012 Who Should You Vote For? UK Voting System Quiz

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UK GENERAL ELECTION 2010: ENGLAND • WALES • SCOTLAND
OTHER: POLITICAL LEANING (short version) • POLITICAL LEANING (long version) • ELECTORAL REFORM • LONDON MAYOR 2012

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Current quiz: Electoral Reform (see quiz FAQ)
State how much you agree or disagree with the statements below
Note: you should only select the 'strongly' options ( and ) for the issues that are most important to you
The site will then compare your views with seven different electoral systems

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A party's share of MPs should directly reflect its share of the national vote
An election should normally deliver an overall majority to a single party (ie no coalitions)
A party should never win an overall majority if it receives fewer votes than another party
MPs should be directly elected only by members of the constituency they represent
There should only be one type of MP
Voters should have a local representative from whichever party they have voted for
Voters should only be required to choose one party when voting
Voters should have the opportunity to vote for any national party, irrespective of their constituency
The voting system should be clear and easy for the electorate to understand
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Age <18 18-39 40-59 60+ Gender M F Country UK US Other
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The UK's leading political quiz site!

Confused by the 2011 UK referendum on the voting system?Take the definitive voting reform quiz below!

Confused by the 2011 UK referendum on the voting system?
Take the definitive voting reform quiz below!