Quebec Provincial election October 1, 2018

[BigSkyBob]

I'm surprised talk of electoral reform isn't bigger in Quebec. You'd think they would be the first province to want to get rid of an antiquated British system.

True, although France uses a majoritarian system like Britain.  They have run off elections based on constituencies.  In fact I believe UK and France are the only two countries in Western Europe that still use majoritarian systems while in the EU, Hungary and Lithuania use hybrid systems, but of the 28 member states, those four are the only ones that don't use some form of PR. 

The bonus seats awarded to the largest party in Greece is anything but PR. It is clearly a hybrid between PR and FPTP(on the national scale.)

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[BigSkyBob]

Rumor of breaking news: NAFTA renegotiation finalized, dairy barriers to be lowered.


Political fallout?