I'll start with the UK where 67% didn't vote for the Tories yet we got a Conservative majority government . And in Scotland only 50% voted SNP but they got 56 out of the 59 seats . We also have an unelected House of Lords that the piece of **** Prime Minister is packing to make sure his legislation passes instead of reducing the size of Lords and continuing reform to an elected House like he's supposed to be doing, considering the current incarnation of the Lords is one of a transitional House.

The UK also doesn't strictly follow the doctrine of separation of powers and our PM isn't directly elected like most heads of the executive branch. The Tories are also redrawing the constituency boundaries in their favour and trying to implement English votes for English laws (ironically referred to as EVAL) to make sure they are the only party who can govern the UK again

Uhm ,are you kidding rn?

I'm sure there's like some African or whatever country where democracy is non-existent, heck even Russia probably counts. Saying the UK would just seem very dumb

I don't get your question tbh. Do you mean countries that are "democratic" by law but don't actually practice it?

Least democratic developed countries

Spain is not as democratic as it should be imo

Democracy is a flawed system anyways

France. The two-round system to elect an assembly isn't democratic at all.

I think Hungary is probably in that list. The main party is an umbrella of smaller ones so they held 2/3 majority for quite some time. The public got tired of some of their trying though like the scrapped internet tax debacle where people rebelled for days.

The worst offender in Europe is probably still Belarus.

Azerbaijan will probably have the same leader till kingdom come.

Belarus, Russia and Azerbaijan have very authoritarian governments.

In Italy, some laws are too outdated for the people's mentality + it's the 3rd president in a row the people haven't elected

US with Citizen's United

You forgot the Monarchy. Disgusting we're seen as subjects to someone just because they had a lucky birth. She holds no authority over me.

Redrawing the boundaries is fine, the last time they were redone was during Labours government and the current constituencies are bias towards Labour. The entire system needs overhauled, but the UK voted against doing the overhauling in 2011 so there's no demand to make elections more fair. So, undemocratic elections are the democratic choice of the UK people, I guess...

Lol so transparent.

Corporations.

All I'll say about the US

The OP. The UK is considered the epitome of democracy by many people, along with France and the Scandinavian countries.

This is part of what OP referred to.

that video. omfg. what has happened to the UK.. with this (low) standard of democracy they should not be in the EU

I think i know why

Why are y'all coming for Catalunya?

He didn't necessarily lie.

In Canada we have the exact same system, and since theres four left wing parties and only one right wing, the right wing always wins cause its vote isnt split. Luckily 2 of the 3 main parties want to change the system so its more fair after this election