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Timeline of Electoral Reform, Part 1 Beginnings to 1919. Chronology of Proportional Representation (STV, List PR, MMP)

Tom Monto

Timeline of Montopedia blogs on Electoral Reform

Tom Monto

Timeline of Canadian electoral reform -- Part 1 Beginnings to 1899. Proportional Representation, STV and more

Tom Monto

Intentional communities in Canada and U.S. -- utopian, socialist, single tax, temperance, religious, free love communities and settlements

Tom Monto

Multi-Member Districts --Canada used multi-member districts federally and in the provinces and territories -- UK and USA also used them (Part 1)

Tom Monto

Highlights of Montopedia blogs and List of Montopedia blogs concerning electoral reform

Tom Monto

Travellers and trekkers -- people who walked long distances

Tom Monto

Majority governments; cabinet control; proportional elections and disproportional elections under FPTP - we can hope for electoral reform!

Tom Monto

Getting PR -- Manitoba and Alberta and Western Canadian cities

Tom Monto

Netherlands stuck in log-jammed coalition building -- a de-fragmented party system might address that issue - Netherlands could adopt districts to produce higher "effective thresholds" and thin rep.

Tom Monto

Floor Crossings Symptom of Party Politics, Not Cause of Democratic Failure (Mill Woods Mosaic April 2026)

Tom Monto

Changes to Electoral District Boundaries Will Deepen Our Problems - Fair Elections Would Heal Us (Mill Woods Mosaic May 2026)

Tom Monto

Good Thoughts on Proportional Representation by Old Voices - W.G. Moncrieff, J.A. Stevenson, Prof. Ware, and others

Tom Monto

Leading Canadian proportionalist Robert Tyson emphasized multi-member districts as being basic to PR and proper democracy (MMDs)

Tom Monto

Multi-district paradox

Tom Monto

Some are, and some aren't -- the answer to the question of whether or not Alberta is being heard in Ottawa

Tom Monto

Biproportional apportionment where districts gets seats they should and parties get the seats they should.

Tom Monto

Pre-history of rock and roll

Tom Monto

Electoral reform in the U.S. United States - the history, the various election systems

Tom Monto

Judge Samuel Seabury (1895-1958) quelled power of Tammany Hall and innovated an unusual PR system for NYC elections

Tom Monto

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