On the 6th of May Britain had a
new government. It is called the labor party. Tony Blair and Gordon Brown are
the prime ministers. It was accomplished since 1997. The leader of the
conservative is called David Cameron. The conservative labor prefers mostly the
free market, privatization and low taxation. Therefore, that will designate a
greater economic and social quality. The distance between both of these parties
had decreased and became more balanced. In the general elections 36% of the
votes went to the conservatives, 29% went to the labor, 23% went to the Lib
Dems and the rest of the votes went to the smaller parties. There are 650 seats
in the British parliament, 306 seats went to the conservatives, 258 went to the
labor and 57 seats went to the Lib Dems. On The 11th of May the
conservatives and the Lib Dems formed a coalition. There are 650 separate local
elections and most of these elections the conservative or labor candidates win
them. On the parliament the party that wins is only represented but the others
they don’t represent them. Some of the British says that some of the electoral
system is unfair. So they came to settle down for a compromise to an alternative
vote system for the future general elections, which would be more appropriate
than the current system.
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