Davey and Moran on electoral reform: Lib Dem leadership contest
Both Ed Davey and Layla Moran have written for the Electoral Reform Society on the importance of electoral reform. … Read the full post »
Read my posts featuring the Electoral Reform Society, who call for the single transferable vote (STV) to be used in public elections.
Both Ed Davey and Layla Moran have written for the Electoral Reform Society on the importance of electoral reform. … Read the full post »
The way councillors are elected could depend on the local authority they are in, if proposed changes by the Welsh Government were given the go-ahead. … Read the full post »
The Electoral Reform Society has welcomed news that the ban on paid political broadcast advertising is to remain in place following a knife edge 9-8 vote at the European Court of Human Rights. … Read the full post »
Members of the Electoral Reform Society have been getting a weighty mailing through the post, ahead of a special meeting on 14 July. … Read the full post »
You may well not come up with the same answers as me, but I hope you find the five questions I asked myself useful whilst deciding how to order the candidates for the Electoral Reform Society’s council. … Read the full post »
It’s a fair bet that much of the media coverage of Liberal Democrat conference will be of the form ‘THEY’RE DOOMED!’. … Read the full post »
Katie Ghose has served for 5 years as Director of the British Institute of Human Rights, a national charity with a mission to bring rights to life for everyone in the UK. … Read the full post »
So says Nick Clegg in an interview for Radio 4′s Westminster Hour, repeatedly in different ways – so much so that it begins to raise questions. … Read the full post »
A major part of the point of a democratic electoral system is that those elected to public office can be held to account by the public for their actions. … Read the full post »