Uk Multi-Party System Analysis

Previously the UK has been criticised for having a two party system since the 1990s. This means that the voting system of First Past the Post favours two parties, these being Labour and Conservatives. However, it has now been challenged that the two party system is in decline and the UK is moving to a Multi-party system. A multi-party system is a system in which multiple political parties across the political board run for national election, and all have the capacity to gain control of government offices, separately or in coalition meaning, there is more chance for each party to gain power. The UK’s two party system and its political reign is far from over and it may remain for the next years to come.This essay will discuss the view that the…show more content…
The Conservatives operated slick and well put together , as they regularly updated copy, images and videos which broadcasted to the nationwide the party’s manifesto. Their Mobile app also encouraged younger voters with their short policy content and user-friendly interface.Like the Tories, Labour’s social channels were heavy on policy slogans and re-tweet/share requests which boost media attention. The party’s frequency post on Facebook would surely give them a wider audience as Facebook is a huge platform where they can preach their slogans.They also started the