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A Report On US/UK General Election What politics means to a country is just like what water means to fish. We need a faithful government with helpful policies to govern this country. So, in most countries, people vote for their desired governors through political election. This is a report on US and UK general election, which gives a brief introduction from four aspects: the procedure, the candidates, the fundraising, and values or ideas behind the general election. The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy. The British parliament is by the composition of the House of Lords and the House of Commons. It is the House of Commons that has the rights to vote for policies. People who are in the House of Commons are called MPs (the Member of Parliament). Usually each of them represents a part of the population with a limited term of five years. When we talk about general election, we talk about voting to elect MPs to seats in the House of Common, the lower house of the Parliament. British carry out the First-past-the-post election system. That is to say, who gets the absolute majority of the votes are to be elected. And the party which has the most seats in the House of Common will be the ruling party, as well as the party leader being the Prime Minister. Generally speaking, voters who are over the age of the sixteen years old can register in January or July every year, but they couldn’t vote until they are eighteen years old. All of those voters can get a polling card. On polling day, they could go to get a ballet paper at polling station according to the polling card they have. On the ballet paper, there are candidates of his own district, so he could vote for the one he supports. In Britain, the candidate nomination methods have two kinds: one kind is the social organizations and citizens put forward independent candidates. The necessary condition for the nomination and the procedure is: one constituency’s proposal, supported by anothe