In article , Adrian
writes
On Mon, 08 Jun 2015 09:09:32 +0100, Tim Watts wrote:

And clear winners are held to be better than endless coalitions.

Even if 12.6% of the electorate get 0.15% representation?

Every single constituency has the single most popular candidate as their
MP. In Clacton, 28.4% of the electorate get 100% representation.

Well, actually, no - 100% of the electorate get 100% of the
representation, both in Clacton and nationally - because an MPs job is to
represent ALL of the electorate in his constituency, not just those who
agree with him.
For once I agree with you Adrian.
--
bert