Some amazing records over the years. 1983 was the Tories' highest seat share since before the war. 1992 The Tories got the highest numerical vote share in history, with over 14.1 million votes. 1997 was Labour's biggest landslide ever and one of their largest vote share's on a percentage basis. The Tories had no seats in Scotland or Wales for the first time EVER 2001 had the lowest voter turnout ever. 2010 was the first hung parliament since before the Second World War 2015 was one of the most disjointed for psephologists in their predictions along with 1992. The SNP landslide in Scotland. 2017 saw the biggest share of the vote for the two main parties since the 1950s. 2019 the Tories got their highest numerical vote since 1992, and the highest vote share percentage wise since 1979. Also taking seats off Labour they had never won before in the "Red Wall". 2024 the most disproportionate election in history. The winning part taking only 9.7 million votes to win a landslide second only to 1997. The Tories lowest numerical and percentage vote share EVER. Labour winning Conservative seats that they could never have even dreamt of winning before this election. The Lib Dems biggest seat share since the 1920s (if you class the Liberals as the same party). Low voter turnout, pretty close to record levels. A party coming in 3rd in vote share, and second in 96 deatz, but only winning 5 (one on a double recount (Basildon)). I love British political history. It's so dramatic and interesting 😅
@zapata.records I was just scrolling through TH-cam when I found the Boris Johnson lo-fi video, and I decided to add since there wasn't any other song I could find about him
As a demonstration of how it is broken, here is some data about 2024: In South West England Labour won 24 seats, the LibDems 22, and the Tories 11 In the popular vote share, the tories had a 100.000 vote majority against labour in the region, the lib dems came in third in the region.
@@EFC.2000tactical voting embolden results like that. In what way can the tories get 100,000 more votes in a region yet get less seats than Labour , it’s ridiculous. Look at the Lib Dem’s. They only function in the south of England and serve no real purpose other than protesting against the tories, they get 3.7M but reform got 4.1M and only 5 seats. The system is a joke, and needs something that never again sees a party elected on such a low share of the vote, less than Corbyn for Christ sake.
I mean they really didn't win a lot of constituencies and most people voted for them as a protest as they had no chance of winning those seats For what it's worth Labour only won a handful of seats in which the united left+center had less votes than Conservatives and Reform combined Most people are happy with a strong labour party and a strong liberal presence, if you sum Labour+Lib Dems in southern constituencies where Labour has no chance of winning+greens you get a majority kinda close to the parliamentary majority
@@AN456dyou are aware putting Labour, Greens, Lib Dem’s together is foolish as they are liberals but will never work together since no advantage would ever come from that. Most vote Labour on the left but the more extreme elements will always vote greens, with disaffection towards Cons and Lab making people vote Lib Dem. And for what it’s worth in their best environment Labour got less votes than Corbyn, so that’s hardly an endorsement for a “strong Labour Party is it”. Labour benefited from 2.7M Tory voters staying home and millions more voting Reform. If there isn’t a deal made I’d be stunned
@AN456d I think Reform's success in this election was much more profound than just a "protest". I still have a visuon they will replace the Conservatives as the Right Wing option in British politics. The Tories lost their only credible argument before 2024, and that was that they were the better financial stewards than Labour. Now they don't have that, they're done for I think. Reform's problem was that their vote was too widely spread. I do think in seats where they came second they could really snatch a big chunk of Tory voters and start to make somw in roads.
I'm a Green Party supporter, I don't like Nigel or Reform at all, but I will say 14% of the vote for 5 seats isn't true democracy and isn't fair. PR is the only way forward and that's something both sides of the political spectrum can agree on.
I agree. If you had PR Reform would have got around 70-80 seats and probably unified with the Tories to achieve their brand of conservatism. Labour won with 33% of the vote, so despite their win it’s clear they were not embraced, in fact reform stopped the tories from getting around 230-240. To me if you have to rely on the right being split, don’t get more votes than Corbyns , and use an undemocratic system to inflate your support that isn’t democracy. It’s been mentioned that depending on how badly the tax rises go over during the winter Labour could already be polling at hung parliament territory since 5.7% away from them means no majority. Yet again that’s not democracy it speaks to a small coalition that at the first sign of trouble can tumble.
It’ll be difficult with the FPTP system. Unless he completely absorbs the conservatives it will be near impossible because of how the election system is set up. But we’ll see
@@Endocryne609We need PR, our election system is crazy, Labour get a whitewash victory with under 38% of the votes cast. Edit: Also only 60% of the electorate voted.
@@brythonicman3267 Labour would have got a good 4-5% more votes but people didn't bother to go out and vote because the polls showed they had such a strong majority already.
@@MRXEEE That's absolute rubbish, those who didn't vote are the same kind of disinterested people who wouldn't have voted if the polls were closer and happy to just sit on their arses.
MMP VOTING SYSTEM NOW! We don’t have to be like Europe and have strict PR, MMP is a very commonwealth idea and it suits our system perfectly! If you read this comment go and research about it, it’s the New Zealand voting system.
Because of our voting system, less established parties have a harder time picking up seats even if they get a high vote share, because the voters are too spread out, meaning there aren't many seats where they will get the most votes
I'm American and the first UK PM I can remember as a kid is Thatcher. Blair was the "Cool Britannia" PM meeting Noel Gallagher and Boris was the Olympics parachuter. Imo,Labour will not be so kind to Britain. I liked Boris despite some of his mistakes,but Reform and Big Nige is the future I think.
Depends. If the tories head to the right then reform will do a deal with them since there would be no point fighting the same side. That would address the base problem straight away. Just depends. If Labour start to lose ground after the tax rises in the winter then it’ll be hard with such a small swing of 5.7% needed to take the majority away from them to fight that. Plus the map favours the conservatives to a tee despite the result.
@@thomashowe1509Reform/Conservatives if they can compromise on some things could be what the UK needs-common sense leadership. Off topic,the UK gave the world some amazing music and pop culture from Thatcher era Britain till around the 2010s. I could be wrong but I think the UK was safer by far because of stronger borders back then no matter who the PM was. They seemed to understand that.
What bollocks , he wants an end to a war destroying lives and is in stalemate . He cares about their lives more than funding big weapons producers like conservatives and labour are
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Some amazing records over the years.
1983 was the Tories' highest seat share since before the war.
1992 The Tories got the highest numerical vote share in history, with over 14.1 million votes.
1997 was Labour's biggest landslide ever and one of their largest vote share's on a percentage basis. The Tories had no seats in Scotland or Wales for the first time EVER
2001 had the lowest voter turnout ever.
2010 was the first hung parliament since before the Second World War
2015 was one of the most disjointed for psephologists in their predictions along with 1992. The SNP landslide in Scotland.
2017 saw the biggest share of the vote for the two main parties since the 1950s.
2019 the Tories got their highest numerical vote since 1992, and the highest vote share percentage wise since 1979. Also taking seats off Labour they had never won before in the "Red Wall".
2024 the most disproportionate election in history. The winning part taking only 9.7 million votes to win a landslide second only to 1997. The Tories lowest numerical and percentage vote share EVER. Labour winning Conservative seats that they could never have even dreamt of winning before this election. The Lib Dems biggest seat share since the 1920s (if you class the Liberals as the same party). Low voter turnout, pretty close to record levels. A party coming in 3rd in vote share, and second in 96 deatz, but only winning 5 (one on a double recount (Basildon)).
I love British political history. It's so dramatic and interesting 😅
2024 we had the second lowest voter turnout like in 2001. And Labour had the lowest vote share to win a majority ever.
60% not bad bro
The election of february 1974 also resulted in a hung parliament.
2019 Labour's only seat gain was Putney
2024 Conservative's only seat gain was Leicester East
Liberal Democrats with 12%: 72 seats
Reform with 14%: Gets 5 seats
I love Democracy
2005 - Labour 355 (35.1%)
Conservatives 198 (32.3%)
“Dancing Queen” for Theresa May 😂
De facto campaign song lol
amazing choice of songs! Love this video
Thanks!
@@EFC.2000 What was the source of the 2019 song?
The Light by Metronomy is the song but keen to find the mash up!
@zapata.records I was just scrolling through TH-cam when I found the Boris Johnson lo-fi video, and I decided to add since there wasn't any other song I could find about him
Amazing how Reform overall got 3rd, yet still only got 5 seats. FPTP is a joke.
As a demonstration of how it is broken, here is some data about 2024:
In South West England Labour won 24 seats, the LibDems 22, and the Tories 11
In the popular vote share, the tories had a 100.000 vote majority against labour in the region, the lib dems came in third in the region.
Reform deserved more seats.
@@EFC.2000tactical voting embolden results like that. In what way can the tories get 100,000 more votes in a region yet get less seats than Labour , it’s ridiculous. Look at the Lib Dem’s. They only function in the south of England and serve no real purpose other than protesting against the tories, they get 3.7M but reform got 4.1M and only 5 seats. The system is a joke, and needs something that never again sees a party elected on such a low share of the vote, less than Corbyn for Christ sake.
Its funny cuz the right wing in america despises any sort of ranked choice system, but in Britain they are very supportive
The one thing Lib Dems and Reform agree on. Get rid of FPTP.
Lit British political life: voting a politician into #10 to spend next 5 years hating on them.
The 2024 results really are that cursed.
Agreed.
the legend came back again with another video
5 seats out of 14% is actually wild
Very
I mean they really didn't win a lot of constituencies and most people voted for them as a protest as they had no chance of winning those seats
For what it's worth Labour only won a handful of seats in which the united left+center had less votes than Conservatives and Reform combined
Most people are happy with a strong labour party and a strong liberal presence, if you sum Labour+Lib Dems in southern constituencies where Labour has no chance of winning+greens you get a majority kinda close to the parliamentary majority
@@AN456dyou are aware putting Labour, Greens, Lib Dem’s together is foolish as they are liberals but will never work together since no advantage would ever come from that. Most vote Labour on the left but the more extreme elements will always vote greens, with disaffection towards Cons and Lab making people vote Lib Dem. And for what it’s worth in their best environment Labour got less votes than Corbyn, so that’s hardly an endorsement for a “strong Labour Party is it”. Labour benefited from 2.7M Tory voters staying home and millions more voting Reform. If there isn’t a deal made I’d be stunned
@AN456d I think Reform's success in this election was much more profound than just a "protest". I still have a visuon they will replace the Conservatives as the Right Wing option in British politics. The Tories lost their only credible argument before 2024, and that was that they were the better financial stewards than Labour. Now they don't have that, they're done for I think.
Reform's problem was that their vote was too widely spread. I do think in seats where they came second they could really snatch a big chunk of Tory voters and start to make somw in roads.
Why do people complain about the american electoral college when-..meh just look at the british 2024 turnout.
I'm a Green Party supporter, I don't like Nigel or Reform at all, but I will say 14% of the vote for 5 seats isn't true democracy and isn't fair. PR is the only way forward and that's something both sides of the political spectrum can agree on.
I agree. If you had PR Reform would have got around 70-80 seats and probably unified with the Tories to achieve their brand of conservatism. Labour won with 33% of the vote, so despite their win it’s clear they were not embraced, in fact reform stopped the tories from getting around 230-240. To me if you have to rely on the right being split, don’t get more votes than Corbyns , and use an undemocratic system to inflate your support that isn’t democracy. It’s been mentioned that depending on how badly the tax rises go over during the winter Labour could already be polling at hung parliament territory since 5.7% away from them means no majority. Yet again that’s not democracy it speaks to a small coalition that at the first sign of trouble can tumble.
Can’t wait for Big Nige to do better in the next election
It’ll be difficult with the FPTP system. Unless he completely absorbs the conservatives it will be near impossible because of how the election system is set up. But we’ll see
@@Endocryne609We need PR, our election system is crazy, Labour get a whitewash victory with under 38% of the votes cast.
Edit: Also only 60% of the electorate voted.
@@brythonicman3267 Labour would have got a good 4-5% more votes but people didn't bother to go out and vote because the polls showed they had such a strong majority already.
@@MRXEEE That's absolute rubbish, those who didn't vote are the same kind of disinterested people who wouldn't have voted if the polls were closer and happy to just sit on their arses.
@@brythonicman3267 I know but they would have at least lost some votes because the safest labour seats have (on average) lower turnout this election
Los conservadores con el 43% ganaron 365 escaños, y los laboristas con el 33% ganaron 411. Deben sacar los distritos electorales uninominales.
Correcto! That is correct, every constituency elect 1 member of Parliament.
Tony Blair campaign songs, top notch!
MMP VOTING SYSTEM NOW! We don’t have to be like Europe and have strict PR, MMP is a very commonwealth idea and it suits our system perfectly! If you read this comment go and research about it, it’s the New Zealand voting system.
MMP means voters have no say over which individuals enter parliament and many high ranking politicians become untouchable. STV is much better.
STV is better in my opinion
Have your heard of PPP its small but would fit the best in UK in my opinion
Big Nige got me cracking up and reminds me of the cameo days
This video didn't need to be 10 minutes long
I didn't want to keep playing the UK anthem for the rest of the 2010s and only play Starmer's song at the end, it would get somewhat boring.
Leader: Big Nige, love it!
Landslide is back on table
Can you do similar for Indian elections(1952-2024)
Shum mire e meriton Harris...
What's the song for the 1992 Election called?
It's a remix of Marche pour la cérémonie des Turcs
It's actually a campaign soundtrack:
th-cam.com/video/iYhqHnl9Frw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aXYZ0WNBeFLzU4Ea
Whats the music for the 1992 election?
9:42 reform got more votes but less seats? 🤔
Because of our voting system, less established parties have a harder time picking up seats even if they get a high vote share, because the voters are too spread out, meaning there aren't many seats where they will get the most votes
Dancing Queen
Why was everybody's changing chosen for 2010?
@@Befr13420 I used based on the Conservative party campaign launch back then
@@EFC.2000 ah alr got it thx
Hiya could you do a video on the Irish election results
can do
@@EFC.2000 thanks so much!
2010 song?
Keane - Everybody's changing
Can you provide the congressional election mold for this video?
Tories out power for next 8 year's decade that 10 years. Awesome did vote Labour party Thomas yes 37 Labour party MP's Scotland.
Labour got 40% few years ago and still did not win. Once reform deletes conservatives you will be in trouble.
Reform UK Leader: Big Nige?????
Real name is Nigel Farage, the main right-winger of British politics. Famous for starting calls for the UK to leave the EU. (If you didn’t know.)
@@Historyjea I know very well who Nigel Farage is. I was just surprised at the nickname.
Could you tell me please which track plays during Major?
th-cam.com/video/t-syVU-a8to/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Y9b2lKQVjFB7oniH
excelent
Boriswave
Geez the uk election are the mess😅
‘Big Nige’ is silly, log off bro
Get some fun in your life mate.
Big Nige 😍
Big nige❤❤❤🗣🗣🗣🗣
I thought Reform came second.
Are you stupid?
That’s what nigel thought would happen before the election
I'm American and the first UK PM I can remember as a kid is Thatcher. Blair was the "Cool Britannia" PM meeting Noel Gallagher and Boris was the Olympics parachuter.
Imo,Labour will not be so kind to Britain. I liked Boris despite some of his mistakes,but Reform and Big Nige is the future I think.
Boris is the worst PM, we ever had and NIgel is just a fraud who has created division and toxic politics
Depends. If the tories head to the right then reform will do a deal with them since there would be no point fighting the same side. That would address the base problem straight away. Just depends. If Labour start to lose ground after the tax rises in the winter then it’ll be hard with such a small swing of 5.7% needed to take the majority away from them to fight that. Plus the map favours the conservatives to a tee despite the result.
@@thomashowe1509Reform/Conservatives if they can compromise on some things could be what the UK needs-common sense leadership.
Off topic,the UK gave the world some amazing music and pop culture from Thatcher era Britain till around the 2010s. I could be wrong but I think the UK was safer by far because of stronger borders back then no matter who the PM was. They seemed to understand that.
Nigel is the goodie Rishi and Keir are the baddies and the other guy is irrelevant
I’m glad we’re on the same boat mr.
é verdade
Tories out of power for a decade
@@davidfostekew6497 forever
Shame we have labour who are just as corrupt
Big nige the russian spy
Complete waffle
@@zachharding5368 with his eu passport and his IRA chants
@@zachharding5368 th-cam.com/users/shortsuoePokfHerA?si=Ax26xUDwSx7zjyno
I don't support Nigel these days, but you've lost the plot
What bollocks , he wants an end to a war destroying lives and is in stalemate . He cares about their lives more than funding big weapons producers like conservatives and labour are
Bosh
REFORM 🇬🇧✝️🇬🇧✝️
Theresa May with dancing queen lovely 😂❤