The Untold Truth About The British Election

As the results of the 2024 UK General Election trickle through we take a close look at what really happened.

Was this really a stonking victory for Sire Keir Starmer's Labour Party? Is this the end of Rishi Sunak's Conservative Party? How did Nigel Farage's Reform UK party do? What about the independent candidates causing upsets across the country?

The super majority tells one story, but a closer look at the results tell a very different one.

What does this mean for Great Britain?

All that and more...

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[Happyharold]

When Starmer was asked ‘Davos or Westminster?’ and answered ‘Davos!’ There was nothing more to say. Traitor.

[Susan-wwuq]

If you break it all down into precious numbers. 80% of Britain DID NOT VOTE FOR LABOUR.

[AnthonySykes-wxcv]

30% of the British vote gets you such a massive majority? Yet 15% only gets 4 seats? There's Something massively wrong with our voting system.

[rupedo]

80% of registered voters did not vote for labour, 3.5m voted for the Lib Dem's and got 72 seats, reform recieved 4.1m votes and gained 5 seats - how is this a democratic vote?

[timpedder]

It says something about Starmer that in 2019 he got over 36, 000 votes in his own constituency. This time he got 18, 884. Even his own constituents aren't that keen on him.

[lechenaultia]

If Reform won more votes than the Lib Dems yet the Lib Dems won so many more seats than Reform, it's definitely time for proportional representation.

[amcdonald]

voted reform. Im done with these WEF human sock puppets

[CTE-hsqe]

Continue to support Reform, that’s what I will do 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[lesliesepssy]

Under Proportional Representation Labour would have had 250 seats, and the Reform Party 77 seats, and so forth! The present system does not fit our present age, it must go!

[thirdeyeblinking]

I don't know why Kier keeps telling everyone his dad is a toolmaker, its been evident for a very long time.

[wendylam]

So happy to see Farage got in the Parliament❤💪🏻👍

[wm]

Hello from Scotland, I voted for the Reform Party. Nigel is the only politician to make GB, great again.
I absolutely hate starmer, if you thought the greens, Tories and SNP were bad. Snake starmer will be doubly worse!!
Cheers 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

[Dontdothat]

Back to the EU and aggressive globalism.

[markrainford]

Just wrong and unfair that Libs needed just 50, 000 votes to get a seat, and Reform needed 800, 000 to get a seat.

[terenceballands]

I voted Reform and everyone I know voted Reform!

[cherylmcnair]

I voted Reform mainly because I feel like we as British people are lost, our way of life is under the greatest threat.

[stephennixey]

Sunak was only there for the same few people that Starmer stands for also and it is not the people!

[chrisdobbing]

The Conservatives destroyed the Conservative Party

[JamieZero]

6 million votes for conservatives meanwhile 4 million for Reform. It's a joke.

[jerrymartin]

They just traded one pile of human excrement for a different pile of human excrement.