Last time there was an election to the legislative body that can call a referendum, parties wanting a referendum got less than 10% of the seats. (View Post)

It's fairly unlikely that a hung parliament would have two plausible stable coalitions. Most likely is a choice between one plausible stable coalition and another election. And a minor party tha… (View Post)

I do love it when political geeks discuss voting systems as if Arrow's theorem doesn't exist. (View Post)

This is an opinion, not a fact. In the event of a hung parliament, what happens next will depend on exact seat counts. Just like in 2010. (View Post)

I had hoped that the argument "you're on the same side as X" would have died a death after the referendum, when there were plenty of odious characters on both sides. Argument from anti… (View Post)