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Cities' use of STV Proportional Representation here and elsewhere
Tom Monto
Ralph Borsodi's Seventeen Problems of Society and Man (1968), specifically his examination of political problems -- representation, elections
Tom Monto
Alberta to vote on secession in 2026? A tale of two votes? (Mill Woods Mosaic Feb 2026)
Tom Monto
Alberta Oct. 19 2026 referendum - Premier Danielle Smith will try to get support for UCP government blaming new arrivals, immigrants for its record in providing less-than-quality core services
Tom Monto
Pantheon of Reformers - William McDougall, editor of the reform rag North American
Tom Monto
PR best route to electoral integrity, and other information from the Oxford Handbook of Electoral Systems (2018)
Tom Monto
U.S. electoral systems -- anachronistic, dis-proportional, locked in two-party straitjacket at least for now -- but room for reform
Tom Monto
The Co-operative Commonwealth was defined when the CCF party was founded in Calgary in 1932
Tom Monto
Electoral systems matter
Tom Monto
Canadian use of STV and IRV partial and tentative but STV effective where used in Alberta and Manitoba, says Oxford Handbook of Electoral Systems
Tom Monto
Ireland STV not much in need of reform, says the Oxford Handbook of Electoral Systems
Tom Monto
Electoral nomenclature Naming electoral systems for clarity
Tom Monto
Responsible government must mean more than a 4.5 percent ruling block. But under FPTP, as few as 4.5 percent of voters is all you need to win a majority in an assembly -- hardly responsible!
Tom Monto
Referendums as route to electoral reform -- not often. Canberra and NZ stand out as successes
Tom Monto
Only PR ensures majority power rests on majority of voters -- Edmonton FPTP elections versus Wellington STV city elections
Tom Monto
Edward Gibbon Wakefield 1796-1862 -- reformer and original thinker on proper colonial administration, in Canada, Australia and New Zealand
Tom Monto
Political Freedom did not calm discontent, in fact strengthened it - in Old Canada
Tom Monto
Glennis Industrial Colony, Washington State -- an interesting short-lived Socialist community based on Bellamy's Nationalist principle, 1895-1896
Tom Monto
1832 Bank Run in Britain produced political reform, said Author John T. Hull, employee of Manitoba Wheat Pool
Tom Monto
Primer on Alberta Election Systems 1905-2026 Provincial - Edmonton - Calgary - Lethbridge
Tom Monto
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