Green Party and the anti-EU UK Independence Party seeking a much more proportional British vote
Proportional Representation articles on DC
Proportional representation is a concept in voting systems that means that the number of seats won by a party or group of candidates is proportionate to the number of votes received. Also see our section on American democracy and our articles on the Electoral College.
National Popular Voting Plan Gets Supreme Court Boost
Another nail in coffin for the Electoral College as the national popular voting plan gets support
Questioning Canadian Proportional Representation System
Great debate raging on whether to dump Canadian proportional representation voting for new system
Controversy Following Michigan Electoral College Snub
Are changes to Michigan electoral college rules meant to help Republican Presidential candidates?
New Roadblocks Stall Oklahoma Electoral College Bill
Lawmakers had pushed Oklahoma electoral college law changes earlier but new concerns block passage
National Proposal for Sri Lanka Proportional Representation
Dropping preferential voting in favor of Sri Lanka proportional representation to build peace
Amazing Rise of Kurdish Women’s Political Power
Total war driving Kurdish women’s political power rise similar to effect of world wars in Europe
Nebraska Signature Requirements Unfair to Urban Voters
Court ruling blocks Nebraska signature requirements that gave rural areas more weight than urban
Suu Kyi Says Burma Voting Methods Referendum Needed
First Past the Post and proportional representation face possible Burma voting methods referendum
Third Constitution of the United States – July 2014
This Third Constitution of the United States created after the Articles of Confederation and the (second) Constitution of the United States—will maximize democracy, promote world peace, and restore ecological wisdom.