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Single Sliceable Vote.
I have come up with a system of voting which I believe would solve all political problems at a stroke.
I call it the Single Sliceable Vote, and it would have the following advantages:
Solve MP corruption once and for all.
Prevent dramatic policy swings from one government to the next.
Reduce the centralisation of power.
Encourage only the really dedicated to stand for Parliament.
As an example, lets say that in a particular constituency 40% vote Tory, 35% percent vote Labour, and 25% vot LibDem.
You take a 40% slice of the Tory candidate (he can choose which part), a 35% slice of the Labour candidate (he too can choose which part, but obviously excluding the part chosen by the Tory candidate), and a 25% slice of the LIberal candidate, and pack them all off to parliament.
I call it the Single Sliceable Vote, and it would have the following advantages:
Solve MP corruption once and for all.
Prevent dramatic policy swings from one government to the next.
Reduce the centralisation of power.
Encourage only the really dedicated to stand for Parliament.
As an example, lets say that in a particular constituency 40% vote Tory, 35% percent vote Labour, and 25% vot LibDem.
You take a 40% slice of the Tory candidate (he can choose which part), a 35% slice of the Labour candidate (he too can choose which part, but obviously excluding the part chosen by the Tory candidate), and a 25% slice of the LIberal candidate, and pack them all off to parliament.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.apparently Labour MPs who made big expenses claims, or even the candidates who replaced them, had much bigger swings against them than Tories in the same position. I read this a day or two ago but can't find a link, alas. Perhaps Tory voters are more forgiving people. If they have duck islands themselves, they will understand.
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