Andy Burnham is using a report from the Institute for Public Policy Research, which is supported by a former Labour MP, to argue for proportional voting.
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Updated Jul 28
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What happened
Andy Burnham is using a report from the Institute for Public Policy Research, which is supported by a former Labour MP, to argue for proportional voting.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Institute for Public Policy Research
leftwing thinktank based in London, England
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Andy Burnham
British politician (born 1970)
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Jon Cruddas
British Labour Party politician
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Related events
- Andy Burnham, a Labour MP, is seeking changes to the voting system, while Alex Sobel tabled an amendment in Parliament.
- Parties are competing for voter support and influencing public opinion through policy announcements.
- Andy Burnham's political stance influenced the response of the Tory party.
- Ipsos polling indicates a resurgence for Andy Burnham's Labour Party, while Kemi Badenoch leads the Tories.
- Burnham's party is showing signs of resurgence by consolidating voters on the left.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- dailystar.co.ukBurnham told to bring in 'compulsory voting'– full list of where it happens
- dailymail.com