Young voters are Canada’s electoral majority—so why do so many feel unheard? …explore the barriers to voting and how Fair Vote Canada is fighting for a system where every vote truly counts
Young voters are Canada’s electoral majority—so why do so many feel unheard?
A new Cord article explores the barriers to voting and how Fair Vote Canada is fighting for a system where every vote truly counts.
Read more: https://thecord.ca/creating-a-toolbox-of-voting-resources/
Does fair vote seem to have a consensus on what election method(s) are best for election reform? Likely proportional representation is in the mix, but are there others?
The problem is there is no best system. I'm sure if there was a popular movement related to any of these they'd throw their support into that, but for now it seems like they're trying to be the everything group.
Preach. The issue with just presenting PR as an end-all is that there's a lot of subsets that might be better. They got their fingers in too many pies. Just pick one so you can present a clearer message.
If you're serious about democracy and ensuring every vote counts, there is no other important measure than proportional representation.
However, Democracy Watch does a lot of very indispensable work in protecting our democracy that I would be championing - had I not already decided to focus on proportional representation. Like many organizations, they are quite starved for money, so any donation is welcomed!
Do you think that PR or MMP (Mixed Member Proportional) would work better for Canada though? I'm feeling pretty good about MMP now that I've read up on it.