Wales and Scotland hold elections for their respective national parliaments. The elections use the proportional addition

Elections in the United Kingdom

Wales and Scotland hold elections for their respective national parliaments. The elections use the proportional additional member system, unlike the first past the post system used in House of Commons elections.

Elections 2021: voters head to polls across Scotland, Wales and England for devolved and local elections – as it happened © The Guardian

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Wales and Scotland hold elections to their respective parliaments.
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Wales and Scotland hold elections for their respective parliaments.
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Wales and Scotland hold elections for their respective national parliaments. The elections use the proportional additional member system, unlike the first past the post system used in House of Commons elections.
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Elections in the United Kingdom

Wales and Scotland hold elections for their respective national parliaments. The elections use the proportional additional member system, unlike the first past the post system used in House of Commons elections.

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