PR biggest issue at conference again

We're delighted that at least 140 CLPs have submitted motions to conference calling for Proportional Representation.

This is huge. It means there's more demand for this policy change than any other for an unprecedented second year running.

It is down to the work and energy of members from all over the UK that we have achieved this: making the case for PR and proposing motions in branches and CLPs. Thank you.

370 CLPs - about 60% of all the CLPs in the country - now have policy in favour of PR. With a majority of affiliated unions in favour of electoral reform, we're excited about what this could mean in Liverpool.

It’s time now to gear up for conference and make First Past the Post history.


PR conference motions most popular among CLPs for a second year running.

By Katie Neame

At least 140 local Labour parties have backed conference motions calling for Labour to support a switch to a proportionally representative electoral system, making it the most popular issue among local parties for the second year running.

Read the full article on Labour List ➤


Support for proportional representation among local parties overwhelming

By Katherine Baker and Samuel Kind

After 12 long years of Tory rule, our country and our political system is in crisis. Basics like housing, food, heating and transport are becoming increasingly beyond the means of ordinary people. Our health, education and justice systems are underfunded beyond breaking point, and our social fabric continues to decay before our eyes. Faith in our political system is at an all-time low…

Read the full article on Labour List ➤


Keir Starmer under pressure from within the Labour party to back UK electoral reform

By Jim Pickard and Jasmine Cameron-Chileshe

Sir Keir Starmer is facing a wave of pressure from within the Labour party to back electoral reform for UK general elections, with more than 100 delegations set to issue motions at this weekend’s party conference in Liverpool…

Read the full article on the FT➤


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