Quizzes & Puzzles14 mins ago
More Piscatorial Combat?
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ok I have been asked to revise this post, so here goes:
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/u k-scotl and-565 39696
looks like the blue woad brigade now have choices, Mrs Sturgeon will not be happy!
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looks like the blue woad brigade now have choices, Mrs Sturgeon will not be happy!
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Scottish politics must be at an al time low. It’s just personal grudges being formed into policies and parties. What a shambles.
07:27 Sat 27th Mar 2021
Apparently it is not as looney as first appears.
In the Scottish elections, voter vote for TWO candidates.
So they can vote for both the SNP and Salmond’s Alba Party. So the self inflicted damage could be less than it appeared. It could even do the Independence cause some good. Voters who are fed up of Sturgeon and the SNP now have an alternative for their vote.
(I suspect that will damage the LibDems as they bnormally benefit from protest votes).
In the Scottish elections, voter vote for TWO candidates.
So they can vote for both the SNP and Salmond’s Alba Party. So the self inflicted damage could be less than it appeared. It could even do the Independence cause some good. Voters who are fed up of Sturgeon and the SNP now have an alternative for their vote.
(I suspect that will damage the LibDems as they bnormally benefit from protest votes).
// People have two votes - one for a constituency MSP, and another for a regional ballot.
There are 73 Constituency MSPs, each elected on a first-past-the-post system similar to the UK general election - the winner is the candidate who receives the most votes in each constituency.
In the regional ballot, people vote for a party. The parties are then allocated a number of MSPs depending on how many votes they receive, to make the overall result more proportional. //
There are 73 Constituency MSPs, each elected on a first-past-the-post system similar to the UK general election - the winner is the candidate who receives the most votes in each constituency.
In the regional ballot, people vote for a party. The parties are then allocated a number of MSPs depending on how many votes they receive, to make the overall result more proportional. //