The Welsh Government have published proposals for Local Government reform, which includes taking steps
towards voting reform through the Single Transferable Vote.
AV is a step
towards voting reform long overdue in this country.
Not exact matches
(Washington, D.C.) The Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) today commended the release of the Senate Finance Committee tax
reform proposal as an important step forward in Congress
towards passing critical
reforms to the nation's tax code, and urged the House to move forward with plans to
vote on its bill this week.
«Today's House
vote is a major milestone
towards passage of the first comprehensive tax
reform legislation in more than 30 years.
Besides the fact that AV doesn't do much to stop this (in the safest seats, MPs tend to get big percentages of the
vote anyway), it's another continuation of the idea that we can get
reforms passed on the back of public anger
towards MPs over the expenses scandal.
An analysis of the
votes which did not contribute
towards electing an MP confirms the Liberal Democrats» belief they would stand to benefit most from electoral
reform.
But there is now a clear move
towards reform from a particular group of Labour parliamentarians — Chuka Umunna is spearheading a separate campaign for
voting reform.
The first
vote, and the second
vote were not truly fair, but the
vote called after the «Orange Revolution» showed a shift in attitude by the Ukrainian government
towards democratic
reform.
The main
reform is to move
towards one - member one -
vote (OMOV) for choosing the Labour leader.
Tony Blair came into office in 1997 promising an early abolition of hereditary
voting rights as part of a wider
reform to move
towards an elected second chamber.
More from Channel 4 News on
voting reform -
Vote reform referendum set for May 2010 - Cameron prods Clegg
towards a
voting referendum -
Voting reform: what are the options?
One day after saying he was «leaning
towards» supporting a major tax
reform bill, U.S. Rep. John Katko told The Citizen that he will
vote for the measure when it's considered by the House Thursday.
If the Liberal Democrats get their way, this progress
towards fairness will continue, with the alternative
vote system for Commons elections (and surely local elections one day too) and proportional representation for the
reformed Lords.