If the Alternative Vote had been in use at the 2010 general election, the Liberal Democrats would have won 32 more seats, and a Labour-Liberal Democrat coalition would also have had a
Where next for the Liberal Democrats?
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Guardian/ICM poll: Liberal Democrats set to gain at Labour's expense | Opinion polls | The Guardian
2010 UK General Election – Electoral Reform Society – ERS
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Where next for the Liberal Democrats?
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2010 UK General Election – Electoral Reform Society – ERS
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Lib Dems 'coming back for more' in the West Country
2010 UK General Election – Electoral Reform Society – ERS
Where next for the Liberal Democrats?
UK general election: 100 seats that will decide the result | The Independent | The Independent
The 2017 general election was nearly far worse for the Liberal Democrats
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UK's Liberal Democrats Sniff Power in Hope of 2010 Replay
Where next for the Liberal Democrats?
