I think that unfair boundaries form only a tiny amount of the
prevalent unfairness in the UK voting system if we compare that to the FPTP issue but even so, the false, Labour-weighted boundaries could easily have cost the Tories an overall majority.
It is quite possible that UKIP will emerge as the biggest victim of all.
The SNP will get 54 seats - purely because their votes are in a
cluster.
UKIP will take between a 100% and 200% more votes but will take a
relatively tiny number.
Perhaps we could take this insult to
natural justice and plonk it right in front of the
ECHR!
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