So what do you know about STV?
STV info sessions in Burnaby kick off tonight at McGill Library at 7:30PM. Other sessions are 7:30PM on May 4 at the Metrotown branch, 8:00PM on May 5 at the Cameron branch, and 2:00PM on May 9 at Eastburn Centre.
posted by Robert Burnaby at 2:45 PM
8 Comments:
Enough about it to not vote for it.
For once I agree with Schreck. STV is not different than STD.
Correct.
STV could give voters a rash.
STV will result in a greater number of political parties in the legislature.
Think about it. More political parties!! We'll all be saved.
ctually, the only chance for BCNDP to ever form a government in the next 10 years is probably through STV, (though some GRN did say that she has sold her souls, while that may be a fireloop to jump through, GRN-LIB coalition in BC is pretty much a fairytale).
I would have supported STV, but it just seems to have excited to many ppl to make it authentic, as we all know politics is supposed to be "boring". I am gonna vote no just for the fun of it.
ctually, the only chance for BCNDP to ever form a government in the next 10 years is probably through STV, (though some GRN did say that she has sold her souls, while that may be a fireloop to jump through, GRN-LIB coalition in BC is pretty much a fairytale).
Partially wrong. The NDP can win government with a large apportion of the popular vote through the existing system. It only takes a few additional people who are mad enough to take out the Liberal MLA.
I would have supported STV, but it just seems to have excited to many ppl to make it authentic, as we all know politics is supposed to be "boring". I am gonna vote no just for the fun of it.
Vote No because it makes sense to vote No.
STV = "Disaster Democracy"
And the train wrecks keep on coming.
Choo choo
STV - Never!
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