Fair Votes Now protest in Parliament

The Take Back Parliament protest in London today demanded "Fair Votes Now" as around 1,000 marched from Parliament Square to the scene of the Liberal Democrat Executive meeting.

The Take Back Parliament protest in London today demanded “Fair Votes Now” as around 1,000 people marched from Parliament Square to the scene of the Liberal Democrat federal executive committee meeting in Smith Square.

Over 30,000 people have now signed the online petition which says:

“This Parliament does not represent us. We demand fair votes now. There must never again be an election under this broken system.”

Last night, 38 Degrees, the people pwered campaigning movement, coordinated 150,000 emails to Lib Dem MPs and grandees in four hours demanding “no PR, no deal”.

Watch my video of the protest (I’m no film editor so apologies for the very rough cut):

19 Responses to “Fair Votes Now protest in Parliament”

  1. New Turn

    Electoral reform protest is covered by @leftfootfwd – protest outside Parliament: http://bit.ly/9739Of

  2. Pressure mounts on Clegg not to "sell out" over electoral reform | Left Foot Forward

    […] days telling them not to give up on getting a proportional system. Several hundred took part in demonstrations over the weekend with the same […]

  3. Look Left – The Week in Fast Forward | Left Foot Forward

    […] The “fair votes now” protesters in parliament at the weekend, who descended on Liberal Democrat talks in Westminster, with a 30,000-signature petition which said: “This Parliament does not represent us. We demand fair votes now. There must never again be an election under this broken system.” Up to 150,000 emailed the Lib Dems demanding “no PR, no deal”. Left Foot Forward was there to cover the action. […]

  4. The referendum battle starts now | Left Foot Forward

    […] is a lot to do. Take Back Parliament, the coalition which organised the purple protests is now mobilising. Winning this referendum could finally open the door to a fairer and more open […]

Comments are closed.