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Proportional Representation · Clare

Explainer: The simple truth behind local authority election expenses - The Clare Champion

Running for elected office in Ireland can be a costly endeavour, especially for a new candidate or a candidate without the backing of a political party. In an effort to create a more level political playing field, limits are placed on the amount that a candidate or supporters of a candidate can spend on election related materials. These limits, which are outlined in the Local Elections Disclosure of Donations and Expenditure Act of 1999, are des…Read Article

Proportional Representation · Guyana

AG’s Legal Guidance to GECOM Consistent with Historical Precedent -Says Nandlall - Guyana Chronicle

ATTORNEY GENERAL and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, has clarified his position on assisting the Guyana Elections Commission with clarifications sought in relation to recent updates to the legislation. Nandlall made this known as he responded to a complaint raised by the Leader of the Alliance For Change, Nigel Hughes, who accused him of […]See the Story

Proportional Representation · Okinawa

[I See! 2025 House of Councillors Election] The Ballot Paper for the House of Councillors Election Has One Vote Each for Electoral Districts and Proportional Representation. What Is the Difference? | Okinawa Times + Plus

The House of Councillors election is set to take place on July 20th. Voters will cast one vote for their "single-seat constituency" and one for the "proportional representation" section. Unlike in the House of Representatives election, candidates cannot run in both the single-seat constituency and the proportional representation section. Candidates' names are written on the ballot paper for the constituency. The Okinawa constituency is a "single…Read Article

One vote. One value. - The Australia Institute

Australians know how to solve national problems, but our political system protects the duopoly that creates them. That’s why we need proportional representation.Proportional Representation · Australia Read Article

Q&A with Gary Swing | Veteran Minor Party Candidate Advocates for Proportional Representation

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Gary Swing has run for office on minor party tickets a dozen times in three states since 1996 and is seeking the Colorado Unity Party's nomination on next year's ballotSecurity · France See the Story

LETTER: Federal election proves we need new system—now

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Proportional representation will 'improve our democracy': AlemanyProportional Representation · British Columbia Read Article

Activists say electoral reform could have stopped Vancouver Island vote split – The Discourse.

Activists from Fair Vote Canada say proportional representation would make it easier for the public to “vote their values” rather than vote strategically. Photo courtesy of Elections Canada . “There’s nine and a half years of history in this office, so there’s a lot to go through,” said Alistair MacGregor, the NDP candidate for Cowichan—Malahat—Langford who, after 10 years of service to the region, lost his seat in the recent federal election. M…Electoral Reform · Duncan Read Article

LETTER: 'I do hope that before the next election, this fair system of voting will be in place'

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I genuinely do not think the majority of people had a clue what Proportional Representation was when many years ago we were given the opportunity to chooseProportional Representation · Comox Valley Read Article

Labor boosts Senate seats, but will still need crossbench to pass laws

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Labor could have a clearer path to pass its agenda through the Senate after a nationwide swing to the party, but will still need to work with crossbenchers.Warren Buffett · Australia See the Story

Canada’s democracy had a decent day. But it can do better to reflect all Canadians in this moment of crisis

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In a democracy – and especially in a crisis – citizens need to feel represented. With our election delivering a deeply divided result, let’s ask: should we elect for proportional representation?Proportional Representation · Canada Read Article

France: François Bayrou begins consultation of political forces on the proportional

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On Wednesday 30 April, Prime Minister François Bayrou began a series of consultations of the political forces on proportional representation, a vote that the Prime Minister has long been demanding, but on which disagreements remain numerous. And the National Rally (RN) was the first party to be received.Politics · France See the Story

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Explainer: The simple truth behind local authority election expenses - The Clare Champion

AG’s Legal Guidance to GECOM Consistent with Historical Precedent -Says Nandlall - Guyana Chronicle

[I See! 2025 House of Councillors Election] The Ballot Paper for the House of Councillors Election Has One Vote Each for Electoral Districts and Proportional Representation. What Is the Difference? | Okinawa Times + Plus

One vote. One value. - The Australia Institute

Q&A with Gary Swing | Veteran Minor Party Candidate Advocates for Proportional Representation

LETTER: Federal election proves we need new system—now

Activists say electoral reform could have stopped Vancouver Island vote split – The Discourse.

LETTER: 'I do hope that before the next election, this fair system of voting will be in place'

Labor boosts Senate seats, but will still need crossbench to pass laws

Canada’s democracy had a decent day. But it can do better to reflect all Canadians in this moment of crisis

France: François Bayrou begins consultation of political forces on the proportional

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