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NGO moots ‘fix’ to parties switching allegiances
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NGO moots ‘fix’ to parties switching allegiances
Projek Sama said adding the CLPR system to the existing system would give voters two votes – one for a local candidate and one for a party statewide. PETALING JAYA: A civil society group has proposed introducing a closed-list proportional representation (CLPR) system as an “institutional fix” to recurring political crises triggered by parties switching allegiances after elections. Projek Sama said that under the present first-past-the-post (FPTP…
·Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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