1. UTS, ETVT The major parties still remain the dominant force in UK politics

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  1. electoral dominance

  2. funding advantage

  3. media focus

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electoral dominance

  • Weaker: FPTP benefits large parties, but Lib Dems still won 11 seats with just 10% vote (2019)

  • Stronger: Labour won 64-seat majority with only 34% vote share in 2024 due to FPTP

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funding advantage

  • Weaker: Smaller parties still raise funds (Green Party stable at £3m income, 2024)

  • Stronger: Labour raised £8m from 10 sources in 2024, giving major parties a clear campaign edge

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media focus

  • Weaker: Social media allows minor parties to bypass traditional media (Reform UK trends in 2024 debates)

  • Stronger: Mainstream media overwhelmingly covers Labour and Tories, especially during 2024 election

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conclusion

AGREE: While minor parties influence debate, only major parties consistently dominate power, funding, and government formation.