Proportional Representation Could Give Britain 1,150 MPs, Taxpayers Ask Whether Current 650 Have Finished Doing Anything Yet
Electoral reform promises fairer representation by potentially increasing the number of politicians required to accomplish precisely nothing before lunch LONDON – Britain is considering electoral reform that could make Parliament more representative, potentially turning the nation’s existing political difficulties into a much larger and more mathematically sophisticated collection of political difficulties. An analysis by The Times looked at how British elections might have turned out under proportional representation, including a…
