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2025 Ontario election - against will of voters, Ford Conservatives given majority government
Tom Monto
Black Cat Press's fire -- a sad day for anarchism in Canada
Tom Monto
Yukon Gold Rush through Edmonton and Strathcona
Tom Monto
A simulation-based study of proximity between voting rules by Aubin, Gannaz, Rolland
Tom Monto
Timeline of Canadian Electoral Reform -- Part 2 1900-1919 (Proportional Representation, STV and more)
Tom Monto
Timeline of Canadian electoral reform -- Part 5 1972 to the present (PR, STV, MMP, electoral reform referendums)
Tom Monto
1935 Alberta elected world's first Social Credit government - targetted private banks. tried for monetary reform
Tom Monto
Timeline of Canadian Electoral Reform Part 3 1920-1934 (PR, STV and more)
Tom Monto
Timeline of Canadian electoral reform -- Part 4 1935 to 1971 (Proportional Representation, STV and more)
Tom Monto
Lewis Carroll (Charles L. Dodgson) supported Proportional Representation. Author of Alice in Wonderland said obvious conclusion is - let each district be large and let each vote cast one vote only
Tom Monto
First Nations and other Indigenous governments could use STV - in line with a tradition of listening to all voices
Tom Monto
City-level Electoral Reform struggles in U.S. shows need for clear referendum questions - IRV, ranked votes, preferential voting need clear definitions and usage
Tom Monto
Brief statement on how First Nations and other Indigenous governments could use STV in their elections - in line with listening to all voices (said to be part of Indigenous tradition)
Tom Monto
Gertrude Balmer Watt and Arthur Balmer Watt -- "Peggy and Balmer"
Tom Monto
Edmonton city council's pattern of voting parsed, but not revelatory of democratic base
Tom Monto
Take Back Alberta goes for low-hanging fruit of democracy - school boards
Tom Monto
"Open-list party list system" - making single-winner elections more fair and giving voters a choice
Tom Monto
Why "Preferential voting" and not "Instant-runoff voting"? (IRV, or Alternative voting, is the correct term)
Tom Monto
Tooker Gomberg Edmonton city councillor 1992-1995
Tom Monto
Reasons not to put a high-rise next to a high rise in Old Strathcona 2025
Tom Monto
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