But with non compulsorary voting, how many will actually be bothered to vote ?

As many as 1997?

FPTP only makes it worse for Labour. If they had instant runoff like we did, Lib Dem votes would flow more to Labour over the Conservatives.

But with non compulsorary voting, how many will actually be bothered to vote ?

Slight difference, First Past The Post polling, and non-compulsorary voting as well.

FPTP only makes it worse for Labour. If they had instant runoff like we did, Lib Dem votes would flow more to Labour over the Conservatives.

Either way, it’s disaster approaching for UK Labour.

Slight difference, First Past The Post polling, and non-compulsorary voting as well.

If the Greens had the BOP and there was a Federal Coalition government, it might be back to the “Block it!” days of the early ’90s and the proto-Greens

and if it indirectly helped Green supporters ?

Labour has fallen behind both the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats in a poll for the first time in 22 years.

A Sunday Telegraph / ICM poll shows 29% voting for the Tories, 20% for the Lib Dems and just 17% for Labour.

However the graph shows the Conservatives on 40%, Lib Dems on 25%, and Labour on 22%…

Either way, it’s disaster approaching for UK Labour.

Can’t see it happening.

you mean like this over the Victorian ALP’s anti Nuclear Legislation.

http://www.legislation.vic.gov.au/domino/Web_Notes/newmedia.nsf/798c8b072d117a01ca256c8c0019bb01/ff53e10137139ab7ca2572c30001d964!OpenDocument

If the right incentives were presented such as concessions to “Environmentally friendly” businesses then that may well happen.

Can’t see it happening.