Tag Archives: Campaigning

Why I voted today

Posted on Thursday May 5th 2011 by Fiona Melville

Momentous news… Well, not really, but I’ve just voted No to AV. I wanted to vote yes, I really did. In December, when I met the Yes campaign, I was keen to find a killer argument for AV. In January, … Continue reading →

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What are real voters saying?

Posted on Saturday April 30th 2011 by Bruce Finch

Away from the hothouse of Westminster I’ve spent the last few weeks campaigning in West Sussex for election to Chichester District Council. One of the most refreshing things about campaigning is the direct common sense you always hear from voters … Continue reading →

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No to AV campaign tactics may not be entirely praiseworthy, but they seem to be working

Posted on Wednesday April 27th 2011 by Robert Smith

There are a range of valid reasons why voters should place a cross next to the No option in this year’s Referendum. Under AV exists the simple truth that supporters of fringe parties who come towards the bottom of the … Continue reading →

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Have I decided yet?

Posted on Wednesday April 27th 2011 by Fiona Melville

I got my AV postal ballot last week. I’ve been saving it till after last night’s Intelligence Squared debate (which you’ll be able to watch online here, or read my tweets here).  I’ve been reading and thinking and listening. And … Continue reading →

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Cameron must show leadership

Posted on Tuesday April 26th 2011 by James Dwyer

Parliament returns today from the Easter recess, but for many politicians it has not been a relaxing time. Many have been campaigning for not just local elections, but for the Alternative Vote referendum as well. This has meant the more … Continue reading →

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