Monday, May 11, 2015

In the UK, the dispute over the one-seat constituencies – Polish Radio

Nigel Farage, leader of UKIP and the Greens Natalie Beckett took part in the post-election discussions in a makeshift open-air BBC TV studio on the lawn in front of Parliament.
Beckett and Farage, do not agree on almost any political issue, but one question – how is it possible that the Scottish National Party has collected one and a half million votes and won 56 seats in the House of Commons? Meanwhile, the parties have lost one send, although UKIP and the Greens voted for a total of 5,000,000 voters. – This is a bankrupt system simply does not work – described the one-seat, majority electoral law Nigel Farage. He advocates a system of two votes – on specific MPs in single-member districts and on party lists. – Germany have this system for years and permanent coalition governments, but, nobody will say that they have bad governments – he added.
Natalie Beckett called for nationwide discussion on the functioning of democracy and parliament. – People are very disappointed with the system that forces them to vote for the lesser of two evils. In Parliament, nothing has changed since women got the right to vote in 1918. And it will soon be one hundred years – said the British leader of the Green Party.


 

The one-seat constituencies shall mean the majority. In each district there is one winner – he wins a mandate, and votes for other candidates who have won fewer votes do not count in the allocation of seats. In the proportional system while all votes cast for candidates are translated into seats if an election committee exceeded the electoral threshold.


 

Farage is

 

Nigel Farage, after the defeat in the parliamentary elections on Friday resigned from the post of leader of anti-EU UKIP party, at the request of the Executive Council group on Monday withdrew his resignation.
Farage, who lost in the English county of South Thanet Conservative Party candidate Craig Mackinlay, in the same district also lost 10 years ago. Resigning from the position of party leader, he completed his pre-election promise.


 
 

RUPTLY / x-news

 

– I’m a man of honor – said on Friday MEP, not closing his door before returning to politics after years of “rest” and “reflection”.
– Nigel Farage, as promised, officially submitted his resignation as leader of UKIP. The votes of members of the National Executive Council of the party unanimously not adopted. On this basis, Nigel Farage, withdrew his resignation and remains chairman of UKIP – explained in the message head of the Committee, Steve Crowther.


 

About JOW also loud in Poland

 

The introduction of single-seat constituencies, as a way to odpartyjnienie public life is a postulate of Paul Kukiz, which according to the results of 50 out of 51 constituencies, took third place in the Polish presidential elections, obtaining more than 20 percent. votes. Applicants for re-election, President Bronislaw Komorowski announced on Monday that it wants to order the consent of the Senate national referendum that would affect, among others, introduce one-mandate constituencies.

 
 

For a discussion of JOW is also open PiS candidate Andrzej Duda, who polls give the victory in the first round of the election and that in the second round, on May 24, met with Komorowski.


 

IAR, PAP, bk

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