LIVERPOOL, England, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Andy Burnham said on Tuesday the Labour Party will contest the next election with a manifesto commitment to change the electoral system, after he ...

That system is commonly known as “first past the post.” The academic term is “single-member plurality,” but the more accurate ...

In his first Labour conference speech as Prime Minister, Mr Burnham promised to introduce a 'new politics' through electoral reform.

Letters: Tom Walker responds to a letter that said first past the post is the lesser of two evils for voters. Plus letters from Susanna Dammann and Steve Smart ...

As politics fragments, Andy Burnham’s promise to overhaul the electoral system is welcome – but what comes next is far from ...

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Electoral reform is a perennial debate in UK politics. But it never comes to fruition – arguably because it’s never in the interests of the governing party to change the voting rules that got it into ...

Prime Minister puts proportional representation on Labour’s agenda, reigniting debate over electoral reform, coalition government and the UK voting system.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. British Prime Minister Andy Burnham takes the stage during his keynote speech at the Labour Party's annual conference in Liverpool ...

As Andy Burnham looks to rip up the current rules, it has emerged that John Healey said axeing the first-past-the-post model could hand more power to fringe parties under an 'unfair, perverse' system.