It argues that the FPTP voting system used for elections to the House of Commons is antiquated and ineffective, especially as a range of more representative voting systems have now been introduced for most other elections in the United Kingdom.
It argues that the FPTP voting system used for elections to the House of Commons is antiquated and ineffective. This is especially true as more representative voting systems have now been introduced for all other elections (apart from local government elections in England and Wales) in the United Kingdom.