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Labour has won 411 seats with roughly 34 per cent of votes cast.
This is a lower share than they achieved in 2017 under Jeremy Corbyn and only 1.6 per cent more than they got under him in their disastrous result in 2019 .
The electoral system of First Past The Post (FPTP ) works to deliver stable and reasonably balanced results when there are two large parties that command a majority of the voters.
But the electoral system produces bizarre results when voters divide in large proportions between several parties rather than two .
Reform and Green voters are not represented or heard in Parliament .
This is not conducive to good governance, regardless of your ideology.
The German system of additional members keeps FPTP seats but tops up representation.
The Irish system of Single Transferrable Votes in multi-member seats ( STV ) could strengthen the link between representation and self-governing local communities.
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