Why are non entity parties like Greens, UKIP, Plaid Cymru and Lib Dems in the BBC Debate

Just shy of 4 million voted for UKIP in the last election.Not a non entity party.

Clear non entity in parliamentary terms

Only because of our archaic FPTP voting system

Thank God the Green leader was there, she was brilliant

There is nothing green about the Greens, They are a party of reds. A dark shade of red.

In 2015:

Votes for SNP & Lib Dems combined: 3,870,298 = 64 MPs

Votes for UKIP : 3,881,099 = 1 MP

UKIP received 10,801 more votes than the SNP and the Lib Dems combined yet received 63 fewer MPs.

May 31, 2017 -- 3:16PM, FatherMaguire wrote:

Thank God the Green leader was there, she was brilliant

Have a look at Brighton's ranking in the recycling performance table.  They're 337th out of 351.

Why are non entity parties like Greens, UKIP, Plaid Cymru and Lib Dems in the BBC Debate


In the event of Con or Lab not gaining an overall majority, they could form part of the Government in a coalition.

Why are non entity parties like Greens, UKIP, Plaid Cymru and Lib Dems in the BBC Debate

FredRescue 31 May 17 20:26 Joined: 07 Jul 12 | Topic/replies: 3,914 | Blogger: FredRescue's blog

Total number of their MPs must be less than Unionist MPs from Northern Ireland that are not there



I knew

greens 525 thousand 1 mp
DUP    292 thousand 10 mps

Exactly Green Party stood 464 candidates to get less than double the amount of votes the 17 DUP candidates got

next anxious will be telling NI is smaller than England.

Still a bent system