Opinion: It’s time to fix B.C.’s broken democracy

The day after an election, a majority — usually six out of 10 voters — effectively find themselves with a government in Victoria they didn’t choose.
The result? The majority must live with what the minority has chosen. Not terribly representative or democratic.
Since last May’s provincial election, public opinion polls have shown time and time again that most British Columbians think we need a new way to elect our government. That’s hardly surprising.
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