Another tax dodger.

Re form could conceivably form a minority government as the largest party and go into coalition with the toreys, but be scuppered if the other parties jointly have more votes. Cue more political chaos and a second election. Probably why Burnam wants some kind of PR.
Didn't we have a vote on PR, the last time we had a coalition. It was voted down.

If Reform and conservative form a coalition, I don't see how they wont have the votes. Unless you are predicting that reform _ tory is not enough seats for a majority?
 
Didn't we have a vote on PR, the last time we had a coalition. It was voted down.

If Reform and conservative form a coalition, I don't see how they wont have the votes. Unless you are predicting that reform _ tory is not enough seats for a majority?
It may not be enough.
 
Pretty close
Close? In what way? The 1st place is 11% ahead of 2nd, the ruling failed regime is now in 4th place, now behind even the islamo-commie fruitcakes...

Even biased establishment YouGov knows it's all over for the Labour/Tory elite. Reform are 1st by a long shot AND rising (+3%)...

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Remember that Starmer got his massive majority with just 33% of the votes. 28% could easily be a majority alone, if not Farage would be unstoppable as leader of the ruling majority of a Reform/Tory coalition. At worst he'd hardly need them - perhaps a few votes now and then.
 
Close? In what way? The 1st place is 11% ahead of 2nd, the ruling failed regime is now in 4th place, now behind even the islamo-commie fruitcakes...

Even biased establishment YouGov knows it's all over for the Labour/Tory elite. Reform are 1st by a long shot AND rising (+3%)...

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Remember that Starmer got his massive majority with just 33% of the votes. 28% could easily be a majority alone, if not Farage would be unstoppable as leader of the ruling majority of a Reform/Tory coalition. At worst he'd hardly need them - perhaps a few votes now and then.
Deform and Toreys 45%, Lab Libs and Greens 45%. It’s going to be close.
 
Lab Libs and Greens 45%.
Any of these three is utterly incapable of agreement within its own party. The chances of them collaborating would be nil.

Any coalition that excluded the first and second place winners would be rightly seen as anti-democratic. It happened in Germany, it's causing lots of problems.
 
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