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Tag Archives: proportional representation
The Green Party of Canada prefers a Mixed Member Proportional voting sytem
Someone asked: I don’t understand how AV “institutionalizes strategic voting” – if one is able to rank their preferences there is never a need to “vote strategically”… you put the candidate you would prefer most as your first choice, and … Continue reading
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Tagged electoral reform, Fair Vote, first past the post, Green Party of Canada, proportional representation, strategic voting
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Strategic Voting Raises Its Ugly Head Again
There are many people in Kitchener–Conestoga who align with the Greens, but not so many who vote Green. Farmers using sustainable land practices, and families using renewable energy. Yet I’ve been hearing many people say that in this 2018 election … Continue reading
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Tagged electoral reform, Kitchener-Conestoga, proportional representation, strategic voting, voting system
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7 Minutes on Proportional Representation
On Saturday, 3 October 2015 the Fair Vote Canada Waterloo Region Chapter held an all-candidates meeting on Electoral Reform at Forest Heights Library. Here’s a 7 minute excerpt from that meeting in which I explain why Canada should adopt Proportional … Continue reading
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Tagged electoral reform, Fair Vote, Fair Vote Waterloo Region, Forest Heights Library, proportional representation
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I Will Not Retract My Candidacy
I just received an e-mail from a client, a friend, a mentor asking me to retract my candidacy: I know that every vote that the Greens gets gives them money to put forward their ideas – which is obviously good … Continue reading
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Tagged catch-22, fallacy, first past the post, pair vote swap, proportional representation
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Electoral Reform: Let Me Show You It
Nonviolence Festival, 2013 This weekend gives me two opportunities to demonstrate a Fair Voting ballot in action. First, on Saturday, 11 July 2015 at the Nonviolence Festival Day In The Park on Roos Island in Victoria Park. Map Fair Vote … Continue reading
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Tagged electoral reform, Fair Vote, Fair Vote Canada, Fair Vote Waterloo, Kultrun Festival, Nonviolence Festival, proportional representation
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