Greg Evans
Jun 09, 2017

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It's safe to say that Thursday's General Election was one of the most unpredictable events in recently British political history.
Ok, there's a few to choose from, but it's up there.
After an incredible surge in votes for Labour and several key losses for the Conservatives, Theresa May sought to form a coalition with Northern Ireland's DUP to govern.
If that wasn't bewildering enough, Ed Brown, who works for BBC Newsnight has done some digging and uncovered some astonishing voting statistics.
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Just let those numbers sink in for a moment. The two party system is back, it seems.
A few users on Twitter questioned his findings but his arguments seemed pretty concrete.
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This does further highlight the problems that many have with the British electoral system but Brown wasn't even sure if proportional representation would have helped.
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