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Active local group working for a fairer electoral system.
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Please support your local group of @mvmreading.bsky.social - most people do not know that FPTP puts as as outliers in Europe, and what PR is!
September 29, 2025 at 6:14 AM
Please support your local group of @mvmreading.bsky.social - most people do not know that FPTP puts as as outliers in Europe, and what PR is!
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British politics isn't so chaotic despite our voting system - but, at least in part, *because of it*.
International evidence shows that proportional systems can help promote stability and long-term decision-making.
Read our report to learn more 👇
International evidence shows that proportional systems can help promote stability and long-term decision-making.
Read our report to learn more 👇
Strong and Stable: the most politically stable democracies use PR - Make Votes Matter
"Whichever way you cut it, it is impossible to see how there is a causal link between fairer election results and higher levels of political instability.” Make Votes Matter’s report, a comprehensive a...
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September 8, 2025 at 12:07 PM
British politics isn't so chaotic despite our voting system - but, at least in part, *because of it*.
International evidence shows that proportional systems can help promote stability and long-term decision-making.
Read our report to learn more 👇
International evidence shows that proportional systems can help promote stability and long-term decision-making.
Read our report to learn more 👇
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Absolutely. The 2024 general election saw a turnout of only 59.8%, and Labour won a measly 33.7% of the vote share, making it the most disproportional election in U.K. history. Democratic? Not in any fair society.
August 25, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Absolutely. The 2024 general election saw a turnout of only 59.8%, and Labour won a measly 33.7% of the vote share, making it the most disproportional election in U.K. history. Democratic? Not in any fair society.