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injuneer · 13-05-2010, 17:04

What's wrong with wanting a fairer voting system? Many people are sick to the back teeth with the traditional 2 party self interest & wrangling although won't do anything to change it. As far as I can tell they are not aligned to any party, this is the best opportunity for them to make people aware. Of course there's bound to be a number of disgruntled voters among them.

"Take Back Parliament brings together a coalition of different groups and organisations in the call for fair votes. They include POWER2010, Unlock Democracy. Electoral Reform Society and Vote for a Change.
Take Back Parliament is not aligned to any political party - instead it seeks a fair voting system so that all parties have representation in Parliament according to the number of votes they receive."

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injuneer Inactive Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 632	Re: Parliamentary Reform Protests Continue What's wrong with wanting a fairer voting system? Many people are sick to the back teeth with the traditional 2 party self interest & wrangling although won't do anything to change it. As far as I can tell they are not aligned to any party, this is the best opportunity for them to make people aware. Of course there's bound to be a number of disgruntled voters among them. "Take Back Parliament brings together a coalition of different groups and organisations in the call for fair votes. They include POWER2010, Unlock Democracy. Electoral Reform Society and Vote for a Change. Take Back Parliament is not aligned to any political party - instead it seeks a fair voting system so that all parties have representation in Parliament according to the number of votes they receive."