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Electoral Reform with Prof. Daniel Westlake - Govern ... This!?
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British Columbia is in the midst of Electoral Reform with a referendum coming this fall. I was able to track down Daniel Westlake, a Political Science professor who teaches the subject and he agreed to sit down and give me the low down.
In this episode we focus on what Electoral Reform is all about and the different types of systems that could come up and how they’re structured.
It was a great chat and it really helped me to understand what happens in elections and what could happen within different systems. It’s all very complex and each system has their positives and negatives – so it’s no easy choice.
Thanks for listening & Until next time… Stay Curious – CJ 
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