LibDems results?
LibDems seem to have lost 10 seats yet their vote share has significantly increased. (Please check my maths, Mr Ixer, or somebody)Also, if Labour and the LibDems votes are added together, they almost equal the Tories' votes, but the Tories won 364 seats compared to the LibDems plus Labour winning 214. Still, I have left out the ScotNats, the DUP, the Greens and the Brexit Party. If you add them in, I think that you still get a UK split roughly down the middle, but with disproportionate results in seats.If I wished to be fair I should add that the Brexit Party should have a few seats based on their vote share. And, I guess, that the LibDem vote increase may be partly tactical.https://www.theguardian.com/politics/ng-interactive/2019/dec/12/uk-general-election-2019-full-results-live-labour-conservatives-tories
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