Electoral Reform News

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One or more Conservative MPs defect to Reform UK

Weak electoral pact: in the general election, Reform UK and Conservatives run against each other in 500 or fewer constituencies

5 or more Conservative MPs defect to Reform UK in a coordinated way

Strong electoral pact: in the general election, Reform UK and Conservatives run against each other in 100 or fewer constituencies

The leaders of Reform UK and the Conservative Party announce a merge of the parties

One or more Reform UK MPs defect to the Conservative Party

Very strong electoral pact: in the general election, Reform UK and Conservatives do not run against each other in any constituencies

3 or more Reform UK MPs defect to the Conservative Party in a coordinated way

Richard Tice defects to the Conservative Party

YES

YES

Automatic Voter Registration Act

Redistricting Reform (independent commissions for redistricting)

Automatic Voter Registration

Early voting

Mail-in voting

Election Day Reform (Holiday, or moving to a weekend)

Public Financing for Candidates

Banning Super PACs

Campaign contribution limitations (individual or corporate)

National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC)

Campaign finance transparency (no dark money)

Ranked-Choice Voting

Approval Voting

Shortened Campaign Season (<=6 months for primary+general)

YES

YES

The Age endorses Labor

Jacinta Allan retains her seat

Labor wins more seats than One Nation

Greens primary vote share increases

Greens win more seats than the Nationals

The election results in a hung parliament

Statewide Treaty Act 2025 is repealed by the end of 2027

Victoria holds a referendum on electoral reform by the end of 2028

SRL North is cancelled, postponed or downsized by the end of 2028

Group voting tickets are abolished before the election

One Nation wins more seats than the Liberals

The Herald Sun endorses One Nation

YES

NO

YES

NO