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John Quiggin@johnquiggin.bsky.social |
I don't think the case of a "hung opposition" has ever arisen: it requires at least three opposition parties. But there could be six in UK case (if I'm counting correctly) and seven if Sinn Fein decided to abandon abstentionism.
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Jacob T. Levy
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... why should it require three opposition parties? In the UK, 650 seats. Party 1, 326; parties 2 and 3, 162 each. Oz (to take an odd-numbered case)-- 151 seats. Party 1, 77; parties 2 and 3, 37 each.
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