David Cameron will campaign against changing the voting system

by siteowner on Jul.04, 2010, under Other

David Cameron is, not surprisingly, against any changes to the current 'first past the post' voting system and will campaign against changing to any form of 'Alternative Vote' system at the referendum which is expected to take place next May (2011).

One has to wonder the possible effect on the ConLib Coalition no matter which way the vote goes. If the vote goes against the AV system then, as voting reform is the key goal of the Liberal Democrat Party it will not be in the Liberal Democrat Party's interest to continue the coalition. If, the referendum votes to change the voting system then we will have a situation where the party with the most seats is expected to impliment a change which they are openly against.

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July 10th, 2010 on 2:15 am
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