frigidweirdo
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Correct, neither the democrats as the poll in my video clearly indicates.In "real" elections, the GOP wouldn't have a chance.
Well if you look at the UK where there is FPTP or basically a similar system for voting in MPs to Congressmen and woman, it is a three party system.
Where PR happens, in EU elections, UKIP do much better than in FPTP where they lose a lot of supporters. This is in part because people don't take EU elections seriously and will vote anyone, but it's also because they vote tactically, and not based on preference.
However in Germany, a country with PR/FPTP mix, where PR decides the make up of parliament, more or less, there are usually about 4 or 5 parties, with two left and two right wing parties who often form either a right or left wing coalition that involves dialogue in politics, as opposed to what happens in congress, which is just a massive mess.