Sentence examples for vote reform from inspiring English sources

Let's have a vote Reform?

Nick Clegg attacked the political points-scoring of both sides of the vote reform referendum campaign today and appealed for unity over House of Lords reform.

As whipping boys for tuition fees and much else, Lib Dems lost 700 council seats in May and saw hopes for Alternative Vote reform brutally dashed.

It then moves on to "AV": the alternative vote reform to the electoral system that the Tories are now offering to put to a referendum in a bid to secure the support of the Lib Dems to form a government.

Promised was the Lib Dems' £10,000 income tax threshold, their mansion tax, their tax on top pensions, fixed-term parliaments and a referendum on the alternative vote reform (AV).

If they win, these MPs should be more accustomed to the realities and disciplines of government than their union brethren.This move away from unions and towards local government is the result of the "one member, one vote" reform to the Labour Party's rules introduced in 1993 by the late John Smith.

Voting, specifically voting reform, was a topic Obama also discussed in his SOTU address.

11.53am: Q: How will voting reform strengthen our democracy?

The Liberal Democrats are right to advocate voting reform.

Labour is resisting because, while it supports voting reform, it vehemently opposes the redistricting proposal.

The discussion, of course, was about the voting reform to be put to a referendum next year.