The current electoral system is First Past The Post, where if you win even +1 vote than the next party, YOU TAKE ALL. (Therefore the "winner takes all" saying) Some constituants feel unheard under this system, and suggest a proportional system instead of a plurality one, where the number of votes = number of seats in the house of commons. I discuss the advantages and disadvantages of both system along with examples as fresh as the 2019 General Election to support my argument for there being no need to replace the current FPTP system.

With the AV referendum gaining 68% votes to keep the FPTP system of representative democracy and the Brexit EU referendum that caused political unrest, it is crucial to consider and provide an argument for both sides of the story.

Feminism being a concern of the private or public sphere is a pressing topic, and with movements such as #MeToo, and Harvey Weinstein’s recent trial, I hope to expose compelling arguments for both sides of the store in the hope of widening your beliefs and challenging your ore-existing notions about this topic!

Widening the franchise to 16+ has been a conversation of great conflict in the UK for years. I hope to expose compelling arguments for both sides in the hope of widening your beliefs and challenging your pre-existing notions about this topic. All while learning more and enjoying yourself :)