“The Star” Article Predicts Electoral Reform in Canada More Likely to be Proportional Representation than Instant Runoff Voting

The Star, Toronto’s daily newspaper, has this column about the future of electoral reform in Canada. If one reads to the end of the article, one learns that Proportional Representation is more likely to become policy than Instant-Runoff Voting. According to the story, that is because it is thought that Instant-Runoff Voting would help the Liberal Party, but Proportional Representation would help all the other parties. The article says that electoral reform is one of those policy areas where change is not consider legitimate unless there is a rough consensus in favor.


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“The Star” Article Predicts Electoral Reform in Canada More Likely to be Proportional Representation than Instant Runoff Voting — 1 Comment

  1. The 9th USA Parliament has been unifying candidates and voters with pure proportional representation (PR) for more than twenty consecutive years and it works fine.

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