Sarah Olney MP: The divisive politics of today prove the need for a fairer voting system
The art of nuance, compromise and cooperation in Westminster is now sadly more absent than ever.
The art of nuance, compromise and cooperation in Westminster is now sadly more absent than ever.
‘A hung parliament is quite likely after the next election. Labour can be the leading party in a hung Parliament with a 7% swing. We should be preparing for this possibility.’
‘Action on climate change is urgent and needs to be radical. Our 18th-century policy system is failing to respond.’
In an open and honest debate on electoral system reform, Unite votes to end support for ‘First Past The Post’ electoral system.
“Our political class has failed working people and our system is broken. It is time to change our democracy.”
Here’s what happened at Compass’s Labour Conference fringe rally on the the possibility of Labour backing electoral reform
From mandatory ID to unjust changes to the voting system, the government is rolling back our rights.
Could a defence of demcoracy become the basis for a progressive alliance?
How many times must a disappointed party berate or replace their leader before they realise the leader is not the problem?
Labour’s left is waking up to the need for a democratic overhaul in this country. Momentum should get on board.