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When 630,000 Albertans vote Liberal and only get two seats, Ottawa has little incentive to listen. A system that locks millions out of power divides the country. Proportional representation would give every voter across Canada a real voice in shaping national decisions.

Canada’s system traps us in large big-tent parties, forcing endless infighting and floor crossings. Proportional representation would let Canadians of every kind win seats for what they believe in instead of fighting for control of one tent.

When one MP crosses the floor and an entire province loses all opposition voices, it shows just how broken our voting system is. Proportional representation would ensure no party can sweep every seat without sweeping the vote.

A government most voters rejected just handed millions to venues now licensed as “adult entertainment clubs.” That is what happens when one party wins unchecked power with 40% of the vote. If you want accountability, it is time for proportional representation.

Nearly half a million Torontonians voted Conservative but only one MP was elected. First past the post keeps their voices shut out. If Pierre Poilievre truly wants to give Urban Conservatives a voice across Canada, it’s time to back proportional representation so every vote counts.

proportional representation NOW!!!

Reform UK could win a majority government with only 30 percent of the vote. That is how distorted UK democracy has become under first past the post. Canada should take note. Proportional representation means real majority rule. It is time to demand change

I think I've been fully won over to the need for pro-rep in Canada

Doug Ford’s donors give millions. Doug Ford’s friends get millions. All while his party wins “majorities” with only 40% of the vote. When power is handed to a minority, accountability disappears. It is time for proportional representation in Ontario.

Big tent parties aren't real. More like crime families striking a temporary truce to grift until they fall apart.

The turmoil on BC’s right shows how first past the post traps different voices in one party just to stay competitive. Proportional representation would let every part of the political spectrum stand on its own and be represented fairly.

Who has $5000 to give to a political party in Ontario? Spoiler: It's not people who can't pay their rent. As Democracy Watch said in a statement, Ford's government is creating a system that "allows rich donors to buy even more influence..." Read more: www.fairvote.ca/27/10/2025/d...

Want to get up to speed on the basics of proportional representation? Join us for a webinar on Sunday November 2 at 7 PM Eastern. Special guest: Dennis Pilon, Professor at York University and a Canadian electoral reform expert. REGISTER HERE: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Ontario’s electoral map is outdated, but the problem goes deeper. First past the post turns riding boundaries into political weapons. Proportional representation would make every vote count equally and give Ontario fair results that reflect how people actually voted.

Two powerful letters in the Toronto Star make it clear. Canada’s real nation building project is not pipelines but a healthy democracy. Proportional representation would strengthen our country now and for generations to come.

Tonight, I had a great evening in company with Hamilton Fair Voters at Dundas Town Hall. Thank you to Heather for organizing and everyone who showed up tonight. Great discussions! #electoralreform #hamont #onpoli #cdnpoli @fairvote.ca

NDP leadership candidate Tony McQuail is speaking up for proportional representation. Every leadership candidate should. Canadians deserve a voting system where every vote counts and Parliament reflects us. Proportional representation matters to getting real results.

Parties keep talking about early elections because our voting system rewards them for gambling. When you can win all the power with just 30% to 40% of the vote, why wait? Proportional representation would end these power plays and make cooperation the norm.

As Canadians unite behind the Blue Jays tonight, imagine if our elections worked the same way, where every team and every voter truly had a fair shot. Proportional representation means every voice counts, no matter where you live.

Montreal’s voting system leaves too many voices unheard. In some boroughs, one party wins every seat with less than half the vote. Ask Montreal’s parties where they stand on proportional representation: fairvotecanada.good.do/proportional...

Doug Ford wants to bring back Ontario’s ticket scalping cap, the same rule his government scrapped. It’s a perfect example of policy lurch under first-past-the-post, where each minority-backed government reverses the last. Proportional representation builds stability. #onpoli

A quarter of Ontario PC voters say they’re only voting Ford’s party because they don’t see a better option. That’s what first-past-the-post does — it traps every voice on the right under one leader. Proportional representation means real choice, not one-party control. #onpoli

Missed our webinar on proportional representation in Denmark, Ireland, and New Zealand? Catch the replay and hear first-hand how these systems deliver fairer results and steadier governments. Watch here! #cdnpoli #ProportionalRepresentation www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LmN...

It's so disgusting ..

Doug Ford’s government keeps getting caught up in scandal after scandal. Yet, first past the post keeps rewarding him with majority power on a minority of votes. With proportional representation, no party could get away with that kind of unearned control. #onpoli #cdnpoli

Last night, Fair Vote Canada hosted a conversation with three Canadians originally from countries with proportional representation. Check out the full webinar on the Fair Vote Canada YouTube channel: youtu.be/-LmNIet76yE?... #cdnpoli #electoralreform #proportionalrepresentation @fairvote.ca

The right doesn’t have to stay trapped in one big-tent party that keeps tearing itself apart. With proportional representation, conservatives could organize into multiple parties that reflect real differences and still work together in government. #bcpoli

Yep—still mad about that

It’s been ten years since this promise. Canadians are still waiting for a voting system where every vote truly counts. It’s time to finish what was started in 2015 and deliver proportional representation. #cdnpoli

A party can win a “majority” with less than 45% of the vote. That’s not democracy. Newfoundland and Labrador’s results show again how first past the post rewards false majorities and leaves most voters without representation. #nlpoli

Concerned about the health of our democracy in Canada? Looking for something to do Sunday night? You’re in luck. Fair Vote Canada is having a webinar to look closer at what Canada can learn from New Zealand, Ireland and Denmark. #onpoli #cdnpoli #dkpol #democracy #electoralreform @fairvote.ca

Groups that endorsed Doug Ford received $237M while the scoring criteria remains secret. When politicians win one-party majorities with only 40% of the vote, corruption thrives. Proportional representation makes parties share power, negotiate in the open, and stay accountable.

First past the post is garbage and it’s past time we switched to PR

Is it really democracy when the people don't get what they voted for in any real, material sense?

It is long, long past time to ditch the first-past-the-post system. #NLpoli

Newfoundland and Labrador’s election shows the problem again. A party can win a majority of seats without majority support. Proportional representation would make every vote count equally and ensure real majority rule.

What can Canada learn from countries that rank among the world’s top democracies? Join us this Sunday, Oct 19 at 7 PM ET for a conversation on Proportional Representation in New Zealand, Ireland and Denmark. Sign-up link in replies.

Business as usual politics are getting old. How we elect reps concentrates power and is a root cause of what we get. But, there are alternatives. Want to learn from folks from countries where satisfaction with democracy is higher than in Canada? I do. Free event. @fairvote.ca #cdnpoli #onpoli #ableg

Will our political leaders wake up? For the health of our democracy we need Proportional Representation implemented. Premier David Eby has the power to change our voting system, without a referendum. Lets do it!!!

Well said Ryan! And those three countries are polarized and getting worse. The States, first past the post might lead to a civil war. The studies are in. It's conclusive. First past the post creates polarization.

Canadians have been voting for cooperation, not domination. Minority governments are here to stay, so why not build an electoral system that makes them work? Proportional representation is the path to stable, collaborative politics. #cdnpoli

Doug Ford is ignoring mayors and putting lives at risk to score political points. A government elected by only 40% of voters shouldn’t have unchecked power to make reckless decisions like this. Ontario needs proportional representation so every vote counts.

When one leader controls the entire right side of politics, accountability disappears. Proportional representation would let conservatives and right-leaning voices compete on ideas instead of loyalty, giving voters real choice and balance in Ontario.

I keep telling all of you this was so close to happening but we seem to act like it wasn’t when the election rolled around! And we still lost good MPs because of first past the post (and people seem to be too leader focused for all the talk about local rep) #canpoli #canada

Some Liberals say we don’t need proportional representation because the last election worked out fine for them. But if just a few things had gone differently, this could’ve been the result instead. That’s like saying you’re against seatbelts because you survived one crash.

The issue isn’t free votes. It’s forcing BC’s entire right-wing spectrum into one party and expecting stability. Proportional representation would end the need for every conservative to crowd into one tent and let them champion different ideas without heavy-handed leadership.

Fair Vote Canada board member Ryan Campbell joined CFAX Victoria to talk about BC’s electoral reform consultations. 93% of submissions called for proportional representation. The message from the public is clear: make every vote count. #bcpoli #cdnpoli