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In the Daily Mail of Tuesday,September14-2010-Letters-

'Vote for change

by a reader from Henley-on Thames R.R.

'THE HOT AIR being genertaed about the proposed alternative vote system id a red herring because AV does nothing to address the biggest injustice of all-the imbalance between votes cast and seats won.

In practice, AV sometimes gives even more bizarre results than out much-maligned F-P-T-Post.

This debate shoud be about which

PROPORTIONAL VOTING SYSTEM

to choose:

the GERMAN and NEW ZEALAND model

which is pretty good,

or the even better single transferable vote(STV) used in

 IRELAND

STV is very practical as it doesn't lead to the election of lots of smaller parties; at the same time,STV leads the way as the most

VOTER FRIENDLY

UNFORTUNATELY, politicians are driven by the LUST FOR POWER and STV puts TOO! MUCH! of THIS POWER into the hands of the ELECTORS.  Which is why they are trying to seduce us with the

NON EVENT

of

AV '

 

[We have made a few alterations in font-etc]

Daily Mail, TUESDAY,Septemnber 14,2010

 

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