Close but no cigar: electoral change a tough sell
Electoral reform proponents would be wise to consider proposing a system that mirrors clarity and certainty. If not, the chances of any electoral reform succeeding are minimal.
LONDON, ONT.—The May referendum in British Columbia brought a definitive end, at least for the near future, to the hopes of electoral reformers in that province. Despite the "close but no cigar" outcome in 2005, only 39 per cent supported the change in 2009. Four years ago, a majority of ci...
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