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Myths and misunderstandings of PR/STV
Why the Conservatives are wrong about boundary equalisation
Why Labour are wrong about the dual candidacy question
What went wrong at the local elections
Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right: the Conservatives and the electoral system: a summary
The POWER Inquiry linkdump
Turnout: a very important way of measuring no-one's-quite-sure-what
Lord Lipsey: change the system and up the turnout
And finally, What our leader thinks of electoral reform
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From The Times
Conservative Party Chairman Francis Maude is the latest to float the possibility should the next election end in a hung parliament. He cites successful local alliances as evidence that it wouldn't be a great "drama".
Debate about this going on at political betting if you feel like popping along.
Posted by pauldavies on September 22, 2005
