Tomorrow we may well see the SNP with about 5% of the UK national vote return 40 - 50 MPs while UKIP with 15% will return 2 or 3.
The Greens will get a national vote share of about 5% will return just one MP. Meanwhile the Lib-Dems with their 5-8% will return anything up to 30.
To emphasise how bizarre, awful and anti-democratic this all is, be aware that the single Green MP may well only get elected after fluking it with support of only 31% of the Brighton electorate (like she did in the last election).
But without that fluke the Greens with their 5% would have no representation at all.
Meanwhile Labour expect to maintain their tribal vote in the North while the Conservatives will expect to maintain their tribal vote in the South
Most of this gross unfairness is down to the rubbish voting system we use. The First Past the Post (FPTP) voting system is both prone to fraud and can easily return an unfair result.
The FPTP voting system strongly favours tribal voting. That's why Labour and the Conservative love it.
That's why five years ago both Labour and Conservative unleashed a wave of fear-mongering to get the referendum on proportional representation rejected. That coupled with an incompetent campaign run by the Lib-Dems led us to voting against reform. (Seriously, who put the Lib-Dems in charge?)
Because we now have many parties with significant (4% or more) support, tomorrow will be more like a lottery than a fair and democratic election. All thanks to FPTP.
So tomorrow, why not just vote for who you believe in?
True, you can try and be clever and second guess a secret ballot by voting tactically.
But really the chances are you'll either guess it wrong or it won't make any difference anyway. You will also disguise your true opinions.
Stay true to your principles.
Of course this travesty of an election is not a one off. First Past the Post has failed us many, many times in the past.
But there is one thing worse than voting in a FPTP election. That is NOT voting at all.
Below are the three biggest FPTP howlers. No prizes for spotting the unfairness.
