Biggest APPG in Westminster calls for National Commission on electoral reform

Yesterday's elections have brought some bruising results - not just for Labour, but for the whole of Britain's two-party system

Labour MPs led calls for the government to tackle our broken voting system

Reform UK has reached an “inflection point” where the voting system disproportionately advantages the party, claims Farage

Labour MPs lined up in Parliament yesterday to urge the government to set up a National Commission for Electoral Reform.

Parliament is set to hold a full debate on Proportional Representation for general elections on Thursday 30 January

Things have moved quickly over the last two weeks. Here’s a quick recap of the key developments…

With the support of 59 Labour MPs, Parliament backed a motion to introduce PR for general elections

Labour and cross-party figures call for a National Commission to recommend fair and democratic voting system

Minister Jim McMahon confirmed that the government will address the voting system used for directly elected Mayors and Police & Crime Commissioners

100 days of government, but the clock keeps ticking on Labour's opportunity to bring in fair votes

The Mayor of Greater Manchester has urged the government to review the First Past the Post voting system used for UK general elections

MPs have established an All-Party Parliamentary Group for Fair Elections

Since polling day, figures from across the Labour movement have been calling for electoral reform…

Labour admits first past the post is flawed, and #GE2024 proves it. We need PR

#Labour4PR responds to the exit poll

#Labour4PR responds to comments by Keir Starmer

#Labour4PR responds to the 2024 manifesto

Polling day is just one month away. From Bournemouth to Glasgow, we're working to elect the most pro-PR Labour candidates.

The general election has been called. Good luck to all Labour candidates and all who are campaigning for a Labour government.