Stanley Said:

How many traitors do we have here on UK section...?

We Answered:

none.

Dwayne Said:

UK Voting - are the parties they represent listed alongside the names of the candidates on the voting slips?

We Answered:

Yes, they do. I do postal voting and have seen the slips for these elections, so you shouldn't have any trouble identifying whom you wish to vote for.

Debbie Said:

Give me reasons why should and shouldn't vote the following political parties in the UK?

We Answered:

,,,,DONT VOTE FOR ANY OF THEM,,,,,,,VOTE FOR THE BNP

Allen Said:

The Voting Sysyem for the UK should be changed?

We Answered:

AMS is a decent representative system just as long as its handled properly. I.e. people need to be given clear instructions on how to fill in the ballot papers prior to the election, in order to avoid a complete farce like 10 or 11 % of ballot papers being spoilt for instance. Also preferably, the constituancy vote and the list vote should be on separate ballot papers to avoid confusion. In other words, the mistakes of the recent Scottish election must not be repeated.

In addition, the threshold percentage a party must reach on the list vote in order to get representation must be very carefully set, so that Parliament consists of a truly representative mix of MPs, but the nonsensical time wasters are excluded. At the moment I think the threshold for the Scottish Parliament is too high at 4%.

When the House of Lords becomes a fully elected upper House, I think AMS would be a good idea for that. It would get people used to the idea prior to implimanting it at some time in the future for the House of Commons.

Tammy Said:

a little voting competition for everyone. list your top 5 countries who you feel have performed best?

We Answered:

I am from the United States of America :

1) Swim suit - Trinidad and Tobago
2) Evening gown - France
3) Interview - Great Britain
4) Talent - Japan
5) Congeniality - Canada

:-)

Wayne Said:

Would the US & UK Be Better Off with a Triangular Voting System?

We Answered:

HUH??? The people in Florida can't even figure out how to vote now and you want to give them this complicated scheme you've cooked up? Ha! We'll be counting ballots for years!

Alfred Said:

(uk) Where can I obtain a list of those constituencies voting on May1st?

We Answered:

There's a map here you can click on to get more information on the constituencies, such as the previous results:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jht…