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A Liberal in rural Alberta or a Conservative in downtown Toronto can vote for decades without ever electing a candidate they support.
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Sunshine (she/her) lemmy.ca Sunshine@lemmy.ca
Joined: 2024-09-16
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Graphic with lightning imagery explaining that Liberals in rural Alberta and Conservatives in downtown Toronto are more likely to be struck by lightning than win their local seat, arguing that first-past-the-post locks regions into one party control and that proportional representation would give everyone a real voice.

A system that locks regions to one party is not democracy.

Proportional representation ensures every vote counts, no matter where you live.
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