UK says NO to AV Vote

The transcript discusses the rejection of voting reform in the UK, highlighting the clear decision against it. It explores the implications for the coalition government led by David Cameron and Nick Clegg, emphasizing the need for decisive governance. The Labour Party's mixed feelings about the reform are noted, with Ed Miliband expressing disappointment. The challenges faced by Nick Clegg within his party are also discussed, as he navigates leadership pressures.

What was the public's response to the proposed voting reform?

• They were divided equally.

• They overwhelmingly rejected it.

• They were indifferent.

• They overwhelmingly supported it.

What is the stance of David Cameron regarding the coalition government?

• He wants to form a new coalition with another party.

• He wants to dissolve it immediately.

• He believes it should continue for the national interest.

• He is undecided about its future.

How did Ed Miliband feel about the failure of the voting reform?

• He was relieved.

• He was indifferent.

• He was disappointed.

• He was pleased.

What challenge is Nick Clegg facing within his party?

• His party wants him to lead a new coalition.

• His party is urging him to leave.

• His party wants him to stay.

• His party is indifferent to his leadership.

What does Ed Miliband believe is necessary for future politics?

• A focus on individual party goals.

• A return to traditional politics.

• A complete overhaul of the political system.

• Parties reaching out to each other and keeping promises.