May 6, 2010 - the set date for the upcoming UK General Election. Here's a brief look back at the results of past elections; which party was in power and for their respective terms as governmental rulers of the land;
1935-45 ---------- Conservative Party
1945-51 ---------- Labour Party
1951-64 ---------- Conservative Party
1964-70 ---------- Labour Party
1970-74 ---------- Conservative Party
1974-79 ---------- Labour Party
1979-97 ---------- Conservative Party
1997-present ---- Labour Party
Anyone hazard a guess as to whom will win it this time around?




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As you can see; it requires less votes to get elected via the plurality system along with the unfair DV Score. These elements lean heavily towards the two dominating parties as they are in contention for many of the seats throughout the UK to gather up more votes, whilst the smaller parties and independents aren't truly represented; if at all.