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I think that PR is right back on the agenda again.

Compare and contrast likely national vote shares for the parties (yes across the whole UK for SNP) and likely seats. UKIP may get more votes than the LibDems but maybe two seats compared to twenty-five. SNP, taken as a share of the UK vote not just in Scotland, will get a very low percentage yet a huge number of seats for it.

I think this and the horsetrading we'll see starting Friday will push the issue back up the agenda and I wouldn't be surprised if there weren't another PR referendum with a much closer result in the next five years.

Posted By: Old Man, May 6, 19:43:12