This would have significantly improved proportionality, but it would still not have been proportional representation--It could be called either 'semi-proportional' or 'semi-majoritarian'. And it would have had several significant and ...

If Canadians voted for their Members of Parliament by means of an electoral system of proportional representation, then the Leader of the Official Opposition wouldn't be faced with a dilemma forced upon him by our existing single member ...

One argument against proportional representation is that "I won't know who my MP is... I won't get to vote for him directly." This is a common complaint from the "it's too complicated" people. There is a shred of validity to it. ...

When parliamentarians had their chance to support a referendum on PR, not a single Conservative, and only three Labour MPs supported the amendment on the Single Transferable Vote. Our friends at Power do not want their pledge to end up ...

When parliamentarians had their chance to support a referendum on PR, not a single Conservative, and only three Labour MPs supported the amendment on the Single Transferable Vote. Our friends at Power do not want their pledge to end up ...