Some of these small parties have been around for more than 30 years and have never come close to winning an election. Continue reading →

Rob Breakenridge wonders how many more electoral reform setbacks we need to show that Canadians don’t want to change the way we elect governments. Continue reading →

The push towards electoral reform may not be dead in the water just yet, despite another referendum rebuff by Prince Edward Island voters on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Information sessions are now being held across P.E.I. to educate the public on the pros and cons of switching from the current first-past-the-post system to a mixed member proportional voting system. Continue reading →

City councillors, in an 8-7 vote, have decided not to have staff study and report back on the option of ranked balloting in the next municipal election. Continue reading →

It may have its flaws and there are clearly areas in need of improvement, but FPTP is here to stay. British Columbians have made that point, loud and clear. Continue reading →