For Juneau, There’s a Better Way than Cascade Voting | Sightline Institute
With election reform on the horizon in Alaska’s capital city, single transferable vote is a safe and tested route for multi-winner ranked elections.| Sightline Institute
A personal perspective from Ken Spours. Factionalism, division and failure Political factionalism invariably leads to failure. Even when you think […] The post The New Mainstream: Radical realism to unite a fractured Labour Party and a divided nation appeared first on Compass.| Compass
Keir Starmer is presiding over the decline of social democracy in Britain, but an alternative path is still possible. What […] The post ‘There Is Still Time to Save the Labour Party From Itself and Forge a New Political Mainstream’ appeared first on Compass.| Compass
The state’s constitution lets localities opt for methods that better reflect their mix of voters. The post For Oregonians, Better Elections Are Hidden in Plain Sight appeared first on Sightline Institute.| Sightline Institute
If the province would let them. The post British Columbians Could Enjoy Better City Elections appeared first on Sightline Institute.| Sightline Institute
With election reform on the horizon in Alaska’s capital city, single transferable vote is a safe and tested route for multi-winner ranked elections.| Sightline Institute
The UK is now stumbling headlong toward disaster in the guise of a Reform UK single party administration with Nigel […] The post How Can the ‘Good Society’ Actually Happen? appeared first on Compass.| Compass
This is an extract of Neal Lawson’s essay which appears in ‘The Starmer Symptom’, edited by Mark Perryman. Other contributors […] The post ‘Time to Reshuffle the Labour Left’ appeared first on Compass.| Compass
Tasmania’s Hare-Clark system is proportional, but it’s not purely proportional. Each division elects seven members, and results are not just about how many votes each party receives …| The Tally Room
Winner-takes-all is by far the largest reason why Electoral College margins often look very different from the popular vote.| Armarium Interreta
In the wake of the general election, Peter Ramsay considers the strongest argument for Britain’s existing electoral system, and explains why it no longer works. He argues that we now need proportio…| The Northern Star
