Evolution of Multi-Party System and Impact (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Evolution of Multi-Party System and Impact
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Traditional UK party system post-war (1945+)

Two-party: Conservative and Labour

Year Liberal Democrats formed

1988

UK electoral system

First-Past-The-Post (FPTP)

SNP seats in 2021 Scottish Parliament

64 of 129

SNP seats in 2024 General Election

9 seats

Green Party seats in 2024

4 seats

Liberal Democrats seats in 2024

72 seats

Reform UK vote share in 2024

14.3%

Reform UK seats won in 2024

5 seats

2010-2015 coalition government parties

Conservative and Liberal Democrat

Party supporting Conservatives 2017-2019

Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)

Multi-party system impact on representation

Broader representation of views in Parliament

Examples of UK regional parties

SNP and Plaid Cymru

UKIP's influence in 2015

Forced Cameron to announce EU referendum

Multi-party impact on governance

More complexity, requires negotiation and consensus

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