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A funny take of mine on TD and their fraudulent activities.
NS provincial elections coming up on Nov 26. In response, the liberal party has put the linked image forward.
NS Green has also committed. NS NDP have not committed (they mentioned it last election, but downplayed it later on. It's not on their website as of whiting this).
Fair Vote Canada has responded with the following:
"The Nova Scotia Liberal Party has released their platform and it includes a clear commitment to implement proportional representation.
As a national citizens' campaign for proportional representation that has fought to raise the profile of PR and secure platform commitments for the past 24 years, we've seen our share of lies, double talk, and broken promises from politicians on electoral reform.
Justin Trudeau's broken promise not only massively raised the profile of proportional representation in Canada, it also hardened voter cynicism towards politicians who promise it.
Proportional representation supporters are not naive about the fight on our hands faced with politicians who don't want to share power.
Nevertheless, this platform promise by the Nova Scotia Liberals is significant for the entire proportional representation movement.
This is the first time we are aware of that a provincial Liberal Party with a long history of governing the province has made a clear and unequivocal promise to implement PR.
Federally, the last time a federal Liberal Party ran on an equivalent promise was in 1936.
By making a clear platform promise, Nova Scotia Liberals are showing they understand that voters want proportional representation and are bringing electoral reform into the spotlight.
So now it sits at the bottom of the trash bin I use for discarded kitty litter.