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managed to join my local MP in helping out give grants to clubs. issue is i hate half of them and probs have a conflict of interest with the other half so uhh

Well it seems that politics became a bit popular, so I'll see how far I can go with it. But there is one question I just want to check up on

okay so australia was popular, lets try this

A part two to the Underground poll, enjoy!

Intended for all citizens of the Commonwealth, but of course this debate is more popular in some countries than others

Now they're all very fun easy-to-learn terms, but imma explain it for fun reasons

A constitutional monarchy is essentially where a King is the ceremonial figurehead of the state. He's officially in charge of things, but in reality he doesn't exercise any power (that's left to Cabinet, the Prime Minister, and sometimes Parliament). Just a bit of ceremonial stuff such as honours. You can find this in countries such as the UK and the Commonwealth, along with other nations such as Denmark and Sweden

A parliamentary republic is basically the same as a constitutional monarchy, but with a ceremonial President instead of a King, ergo no heirs apparent or royal family to speak of. They may be elected, but they're often appointed by the legislature. You can find this in countries such as Ireland, Germany, Barbados, and India.

A presidential republic is where the President actually does have power. They may or may not have a Prime Minister as their deputy, but they often have considerable political power, and considerably more independent of the legislature than parliamentary republics. Unlike the parliamentary republic, the Presidency tends to be a directly elected office. You can find this in countries such as the Untied States, Brazil, and Cyprus.

As for an absolute monarchy. Well, the king rules all. And his children will in the future. You can find this in countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman.

So, I've worked out a plan - I'll do political polls every other day, with some light topics to balance it out

Today: The famous London Underground. It's more influential than you think. Even its map has inspired the designs of many other city transit maps.

As for the other polls:

American Politics - Joe Biden victory

Social Media - Discord, Instagram, Reddit tied

British Politics - Labour ahead

So, politics is popular, i guess ill make another poll about it. Let's go to the States for this

As for the other polls, still a few days left

Social Media: Discord ahead

British Politics: Labour ahead

ok so the first poll proved surprisingly popular, but I'll declare that in a weeks' time. Currently, however, the Labour Party is slightly ahead.