Electoral reform

Don’t touch my riding

Three ways to fix the Canadian electoral system

Quebec’s lopsided campaign is only one part of a troubling democratic trend

Federal political parties are arguing for less protection of personal information in B.C.

Ways to improve young people’s civic participation

The complex story of the PEI election

Quebec poised to adopt proportional electoral system

Proportional representation won’t fix Canada’s accountability problem

When green went gold: Dion and the greening of the Grits

  • by IRPP Admin 

Opting out of electoral reform – why PEI chose the status quo

  • by IRPP Admin 

Lessons from the British election: less is not more; big ideas needed

  • by IRPP Admin 

Proportional representation is likely to create more problems than it would solve; the single transferable vote offers a better choice

  • by IRPP Admin 

20 years of prime ministers in Policy Options

  • by IRPP Admin mike 

Canada as a one-party state

A conservative case for electoral reform

Alternative voting or mixed member/proportional: what can we expect?

Getting from here to there: a process for electoral reform in Canada

First-past-the-post has got to go

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