Hundreds of thousands of British citizens who live abroad are entitled to vote. However, by demanding a UK postcode, your petition shuts off their chance of signing it, however much they may wish support it.
Isn't that rather self-defeating?
Please do something to allow them to sign if they want to.
I find it astonishing that at this time of crisis, if not total collapse, that not once have I heard any reference on any TV or radio news programme about the possibility that an 'updated' voting system could remove 'the fog of FPTP' (a brilliant description) and allow future policy decisions to be based on what The People actually want, rather than the blind panic of either trying to appease or assuage.
Proportional Representation doesn't get a mention. I wish your voice was louder!
The modified D’Hondt, as used for the Welsh Senedd election, has real drawbacks for voters, but is great for centrally controlled political parties, although it did for Labour this time.
Hundreds of thousands of British citizens who live abroad are entitled to vote. However, by demanding a UK postcode, your petition shuts off their chance of signing it, however much they may wish support it.
Isn't that rather self-defeating?
Please do something to allow them to sign if they want to.
I find it astonishing that at this time of crisis, if not total collapse, that not once have I heard any reference on any TV or radio news programme about the possibility that an 'updated' voting system could remove 'the fog of FPTP' (a brilliant description) and allow future policy decisions to be based on what The People actually want, rather than the blind panic of either trying to appease or assuage.
Proportional Representation doesn't get a mention. I wish your voice was louder!
This is spot on, but how can Keir Starmer be made to listen? The Government is deluded if they think they were given a mandate in 2024.
Jane Parsons
The modified D’Hondt, as used for the Welsh Senedd election, has real drawbacks for voters, but is great for centrally controlled political parties, although it did for Labour this time.