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... in which it obtained more votes , and a larger share of the votes , than ever before or since , and 223,967 votes more than ... but it is deceiving itself if it believes its own interpretation of this as an ever - increasing vote of ...
... in which it obtained more votes , and a larger share of the votes , than ever before or since , and 223,967 votes more than ... but it is deceiving itself if it believes its own interpretation of this as an ever - increasing vote of ...
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2 reasons for considering a change in our voting system the fact that a very few votes can have a disproportionately large effect . In our close election of 1951 , a total of only 3,041 voters changing sides in 14 key constituencies ...
2 reasons for considering a change in our voting system the fact that a very few votes can have a disproportionately large effect . In our close election of 1951 , a total of only 3,041 voters changing sides in 14 key constituencies ...
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This does give each M.P. the satisfaction of knowing that he really is acceptable to the majority of his constituents and is not in the position of , for example , the Conservative who won Gravesend in 1955 with 22,058 votes although ...
This does give each M.P. the satisfaction of knowing that he really is acceptable to the majority of his constituents and is not in the position of , for example , the Conservative who won Gravesend in 1955 with 22,058 votes although ...
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