VOICED: The British election: explained

The video explains the UK voting process, where citizens vote for MPs in their local constituencies, not directly for the Prime Minister. It discusses the concept of safe seats and the potential for seat changes in elections. The House of Commons requires a party to secure 326 seats for a majority, but polls suggest a hung parliament is possible, leading to potential coalitions. The Liberal Democrats may push for electoral reform, advocating for a system reflecting the overall vote count. The video also highlights the significance of marginal seats in determining election outcomes.

What is the process by which the British public votes for their member of Parliament?

What is a 'safe seat' in the context of UK elections?

How many seats are available in the House of Commons for the upcoming election?

What electoral reform do the Liberal Democrats support?

What are marginal seats and why are they significant in elections?