UK voters decisively reject electoral reform

Proposals to change the way MPs are elected were decisively rejected by voters in a referendum across the UK today.

Proposals to change the way MPs are elected were decisively rejected by voters in a referendum across the UK today.

With almost three-quarters of the votes counted, the No campaign had established an unassailable lead of around 69% to 31%, securing victory in almost every corner of the country.

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