Electoral reform would bring voter back to pollsCanada.comThere is one thing -- electoral reform. I won't, however, hold my breath since I am extremely skeptical that our career politicians would advocate altering the "gravy train" in any substantial manner.
If ever the need were more clearWinnipeg Free Press (blog)It was the first time I've heard anybody discuss electoral reform in this election. Canadians are clearly distressed about how our Parliament is working. Or not working for that matter.
Making your vote matter moreWinnipeg Free PressProportional representation for Canada's lower house is 'not on the agenda' — Charleswood-St. James-Assiniboia MP Steven Fletcher, who's in charge of federal electoral reform 'If we're going to be out there in the world promoting democracy... we ...
Another symptomVernon Morning StarI would like to point out however, that this is also another symptom of the dramatic need for electoral reform in Canada. Green Party received 6.78 per cent of the popular vote and elected no members. NDP received 18.48 per cent of popular vote, ...
Electoral Reform Talks Close to CollapseCivil GeorgiaCDM itself is part of the group of eight opposition parties; this group is not a formal coalition and parties within the group only have an agreement to speak with one voice with the ruling party on electoral reform issues. Negotiator from CDM was ...and more »
Daily MailA 'yes' to voting reform could be death for Mr CameronDaily MailBut, more importantly, they fear that electoral reform (having had to accept the referendum a
