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As said previously, I think it's wholly unfair that 12.6% of all voters will be represented by just 1 MP. In my view, our current system doesn't work if 33% of our voting population want something other than Conservative or Labour Governments.

This is the issue. 12.6% of all voters being represented by just 1 person.

That's all well and good, but in this election UKIP came out second in dozens of constituencies. Let's 'pretend' that 33% of voters from 50 different constituencies voted UKIP making this party the 'runner-up'. Is it fair that the millions of voters over the UK won't be represented? 3.8...

I'm quite disappointed by this. I know UKIP and their Voters get a fair amount of flack on here, but getting the third highest votes in the UK, by quite a large margin, to only have 1 seat doesn't seem right. Votes so far: Conservative: 10.9m Labour: 9.1m UKIP: 3.7m Lib Dems: 2.3m SNP: 1.4m...