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Where the parties stand on AV

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What I have tried to do is to identify where the parties stand on AV. For example the Tory Party is mainly against it, but there are some tories that support it. The Labour Party are split, but probably more support it than oppose it etc.

I have then put the party logos onto a chart indicating where I think they stand. If anyone thinks I need to adjust the location of any particular political party (or add another) can they please either add a comment or email me at parliament.

If it is a party I don't already have then can I please also have a link to the logo.

Comments

PoliticalHackUK said…
Interesting survey results from MORI, which put the party voters like this: Con - Yes 22% No 53%; Lab Yes 53% No 29%; LD Yes 60% No 23%.

On that basis, the LDs should be much closer to the centre ground. Labour will not be campaigning either for or against AV.
9:25 pm
John Hemming said…
I mean the parties in terms of elected officials and members rather than supporters.
9:33 pm
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