Feature: Drawing the AV referendum battle linesPolitics.co.ukThe chiefs of the 'yes' and 'no' electoral reform campaigns make their cases to politics.co.uk. By Alex Stevenson Last May the country struggled to decide which political party it wanted to rule Britain.
Voting reform will not cause more cuts, Treasury insistsIndependentBut No to AV has seized on the revelation that a division of the Electoral Reform Society, which has given £1m to the Yes campaign, is also a commercial supplier of election services, including counting machines, which could benefit from a change in ...
This is LondonThis referendum is about a lot more than vote reformThis is LondonThe advertising campaign launched by the campaign against electoral ref
Carnegie Endowment for International PeaceIslamists: Politics Beckons Once AgainCarnegie Endowment for International PeaceGentler Jordan refused meaningful electoral reform, seized control of the main Islamist nongovernmental
The Middle East Channel: Why new electoral rules matterForeign PolicyTo begin, it serves us well to recall two instances when Arab regimes under duress used the guise of electoral reform to maintain control.
Mirror.co.ukThe cynical enemies of electoral reform think we're stupidThe GuardianThe referendum on electoral reform, the first nationwide plebiscite in Britain since the v
