Saigon
Gold Member
In some ways, yes. But too much splitter party movement can cause even more gridlock than we have suffered through in the last 4 years.
It can. but it's unusual.
It has happened in Israel a few times, where the politics are simply so splintered that you get 6 parties in coalition government and another 6 in opposition.
But if we look at Germany, Sweden, Finland, New Zealand or Denmark, 9 elections out of 10 see voters choose between several clear options.