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Make Votes Matter North Lancs debate on Proportional Representation

By Get PR Done!

Labour Party members get it. But the Tory Party and the Labour leadership have chosen their partisan party interest over the interests of voters on the question of electoral reform, argues GET DR DONE! co-founder Alan Story in this debate with David Denver, former professor of political science at Lancaster University. The debate was organised […]

PR and the Constituency link

By Howard Spencer

‘I cannot support a system that breaks the constituency link’ How many times have we all heard that one? It is one of the oldest lines trotted out in support of the winner-takes-all system. And it’s often deployed by MPs elected under that very system, in reply to constituents asking them to support a move […]

Sympathy to the Winners

By Helen Nash

What does winning an election under first past the post feel like for the winners? This is a hypothetical journey for me, an exercise in empathy; because I am a perpetual loser. Not by other measures perhaps, but at 40 years old, by asserting my democratic voice I have only ever lost. I’ve chopped and […]

ABOUT GET PR DONE!

GET PR DONE! is a cross party/no party campaigning group that is working to bring in a proportional representation voting system in the UK.

“We set up the GET PR DONE! project for three reasons:
1) the current voting system is fundamentally undemocratic; it leads to minority rule;
2) the best alternative is proportional representation (PR) voting. With PR, every vote counts;
3) a FIRST STEP on the road to PR is an energetic cross party/ no party campaign to win Labour Party support.”

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