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How does one vote for the Queen or Lords?

• trekrich 6y ago
  not really the same thing and you know it. They are not passing them selves off as a democracy!
  • madaxe_again 6y ago
    Wait, the U.K. isn’t a democracy, the queen is no longer the head of state, and the House of Lords no longer has a role in legislature or government? That’s news to me.
  • lhopki01 6y ago
    The UK is not passing itself off as a democracy? Also the House of Common's isn't really democratic in any meaningful sense of the word. It took 886,400 votes to get 1 Green MP but only 25,900 votes per SNP MP. Similarly 38,300 per Conservative MP to 336,000 per LibDem MP. That's an order of magnitude difference between votes to power.