Sentences with phrase «about electoral reform»

What is needed is proper debate about electoral reform so that everyone can see the best arguments for different options.

The public know nothing about electoral reform, and it requires a big campaign.

Most significantly, there is again a serious discussion about electoral reform.

That might then lead to nothing and a second election, to agreements about electoral reform, to other arrangements about supply / confidence, etc..

He's right, of course, but the truth about electoral reform is rather different.

There is eternal speculation about electoral reform, but the voting system never changes.

This reflects the fact that most people don't care strongly either way about electoral reform.

If they really cared about electoral reform, I suspect they'd have made the Lib Dems an offer they couldn't refuse by now, much as Sunny suggested two days ago.

Until that changes, I'll be backing the Green Party, which is serious about electoral reform.

But if in the past, both parties had good reasons to be cavalier about electoral reform, now it is actually in their interest to deliver it.

Although debates about electoral reform since 2009 have centred on proposals to replace «first - past - the - post» with the alternative vote (AV), there are numerous other options for electoral reform in the UK.

He told Sky News: «I was asked to speak about electoral reform; I talked about change and I think it's unfair of you to try and read anything into it.

The debate about electoral reform should include firstly attitudes to political parties (in general terms, not the particular parties) and secondly the importance of the individual candidates (again in general terms) and their significance in our democratic system.

According to Governor Fayose Ken Nnamani should be replaced with a non-partisan person, saying «if the federal government is serious about electoral reform, Senator Nnamani, a card carrying member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) won't head the Electoral Reform Committee.»