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**duawLauff** · 05-26-2012, 06:10 AM

That's the largest problem. The lack of representation for constituents. To solve one problem you undermine what to me is the most important function of our legislatures.

Indeed. That is a major issue. That's why I agree that preferential voting is preferable. Or a blend - continue to have the current FPTP with preferential voting and add 100 more representatives selected by Proportional Representation, a blend kind of like the German system. Though that may get a bit too complicated at least in the beginning years.

05-26-2012, 06:10 AM	#24
duawLauff Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 617 Senior Member	That's the largest problem. The lack of representation for constituents. To solve one problem you undermine what to me is the most important function of our legislatures. Indeed. That is a major issue. That's why I agree that preferential voting is preferable. Or a blend - continue to have the current FPTP with preferential voting and add 100 more representatives selected by Proportional Representation, a blend kind of like the German system. Though that may get a bit too complicated at least in the beginning years.
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