Here at the Spectator Australia Electoral Reform Unit, we certainly had our hands full in 2016, what with Brexit, and elections here and in the US. We have also been busy giving advice on various referenda proposals and the same-sex marriage plebiscite. Now, as recent elections produced results that were neither expected nor acceptable, one of my projects at the Unit is to collect ideas on how elections can be improved to produce a better and more acceptable result.
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