Democracy? Yes! AV? Hmmm...
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Discussion article about the Alternative Vote referendum which the Lib/Tory coalition government says it will organise for 5 May 2011.
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Discussion article about the Alternative Vote referendum which the Lib/Tory coalition government says it will organise for 5 May 2011.
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To sign this statement email stopthetoriesandfascists@gmail.com. To download the statement click here or see "attachment", below. For the campaign website see stopthetoriesandfascists.wordpress.com.
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The "No2EU" coalition may be continued into a new coalition at the General Election. But it looks as if we still have a big battle on our hands to pull the socialist left into a new Socialist Alliance.
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How to vote in the Euro-elections? No-one with any democratic or socialist instincts will fail to vote, since abstentions automatically increase the fascist BNP's percentage of the vote and increase the BNP's chances of winning a seat. But we cannot be satisfied with the advice of many anti-fascist campaigners just to vote for any of the mainstream parties - Tories, Lib-Dem, Labour, Green, whatever.
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The Left List's explanation of the results of Thursday's elections strongly suggests that the SWP is stubbornly refusing to learn the lessons or even face reality.
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No, readers of Solidarity should not vote no.1 for Ken Livingstone for mayor of London. Despite all the frantic appeals to us to vote for him as a "lesser evil" than Boris Johnson, he deserves no credit or endorsement from working-class people.
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Forty socialist candidates will be standing in the local government elections on 1 May, under the umbrella of the Socialist Green Unity Coalition.
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New Lib-Dem leader Nick Clegg has announced that the Lib-Dems will back a Tory minority government so long as it promises some "liberal" measures (such as, for example, "liberating" schools from local authority control).
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On Thursday 27 September, the RMT London Transport Regional Council (which represents mainly workers on London Underground) passed a motion for a slate of independent working-class candidates in next year's London mayoral and assembly elections.