Multiple Choice
The 2010 elections in Great Britain were interesting because
A) they were the first ones conducted under a proportional representation system.
B) they were the first ones conducted under an alternative vote system.
C) they upended the traditional majoritarian system of British government.
D) the ruling party won for a record fourth time in a row.
E) the party with the most votes ended up with fewer seats than the second-place party.
Correct Answer:
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