A new voting system can be put in place before the next elections: Reaction to the DGEQ
MDN is disappointed to learn that the Chief Electoral Officer of Quebec has not drawn on the example of Scotland and Wales to schedule a shorter timeline for implementing the new voting system in Quebec.
“Scotland succeeded in holding elections less than a year after adopting a new voting system.
MDN now provides information in English
We are proud to announce that the translation is now complete! You can now find an overview of MDN, explanations of the reform in Quebec and the signed agreement between parties of the assembly. Still, we have many untranslated pages, documents and articles in our database. If you feel the…
One more step towards a new voting system: Unanimity on the principles in the National Assembly
MONTREAL, April 4, 2019 – Unofficial translation – A major step was taken yesterday in the National Assembly with the unanimous adoption of a motion introduced by MP Sol Zanetti, jointly with Minister Sonia Lebel and MPs Harold Lebel and Catherine Fournier. All elected officials, including the Liberals present, voted…
Translation in progress
The MDN is getting a new English translation, in collaboration with FairVote. In the meantime, we thank you for your patience. Do you think you could help? Please let us know! You can also visit FairVote and Every Voter Counts Alliance to get more information on proportional representation in general.
MDN answers the call to support electoral reform
Montreal, February 26 2019 – Mouvement Démocratie Nouvelle (MDN) is pleased that the Québec government and in particular, the Minister Sonia LeBel have shown us such confidence, following an announcement that the government is making a sizeable sum available to support MDN as it continues its work towards reforming the…