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Category - general election 2010 politics and reform

6 May 2010

Public wants Green policies, web survey suggests

A large number of people in Britain actually support Green Party policies without necessarily recognising it, despite an unfair voting system that hampers small parties.
3 May 2010

Women still badly under-represented as parliamentary candidates

Women are still being marginalised in Westminster parliamentary politics, according to findings about candidates released by the Centre for Women and Democracy.
29 Apr 2010

Economic issues dominate public concern ahead of leaders' debate

Analysis conducted by Opinion Research Business for Unlock Democracy’s innovative Vote Match project shows economic issues at the top of voters’ thinking.
26 Apr 2010

Clegg says electoral reform could be a post-election deal breaker

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, whose party is still riding high in the polls, says that electoral reform could be a deal breaker for a post-election hung parliament arrangement.
22 Apr 2010

A vote for the BNP would be a vote to abolish democracy, says political reformer

The head of political reform campaign Unlock Democracy has said that a vote for the British National Party is "a vote for the abolition of democracy."
22 Apr 2010

It’s the narrative, stupid: Get Clegg!

The tabloid and Telegraph assault on Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg this morning is a rallying cry - in what will be a sustained counter-insurgency against making this General Election a key moment in breaking open an unfair, monopolistic and archaic political system in Britain.
22 Apr 2010

Confusion and doublethink

Try out these two statements: Britain “has an electoral system that really works”. “Vote Clegg, get Brown”
21 Apr 2010

Leaders argue about cooperation ahead of next TV debate

The three leaders of the big, corporate parties are trying to re-position themselves in the public view ahead of the second leaders' TV debate tomorrow.
20 Apr 2010

Peter Tatchell says hung parliament is about human rights

Just had a lovely message from Peter Tatchell who is supporting the Hang 'Em campaign for a balanced parliament. In it he points out that representative government is a human rights issue, and suggests that a hung parliament is the best chance of achieving it.
19 Apr 2010

'Rage in support of Lib Dems' Facebook group reaches 100,000 members

A political Facebook group based on the successful campaign to get Rage Against the Machine, the UK Christmas number one, has reached 100,000 members.

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