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CMV: The US, UK, and Canada should all switch to proportional representation.

The Anglophone mother and her 2 north american children (the rebellious one and the loyal one) are the only 3 major countries in the world that still use FPTP.

The Provinces, States, and municipal governments should elect parties not people. Where parties are easy to form, only requiring enough members where you could fill the whole number of seats with your party members, and then get on the ballot.

We could have debates with several parties like parties polling over 5% and we would be able to vote how we want to vote without fear of spoiling it and getting the party we hate the most elected.

Its also much more simple, you get the number of seats in proportion to the percentage of the vote.

No more Gerrymandering (US) no more minority governments UK/Canada and no more strategic voting.
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> The Anglophone mother and her 2 north american children (the rebellious one and the loyal one) are the only 3 major countries in the world that still use FPTP.  

Except for...

Antigua and Barbuda  
**Azerbaijan**    
The Bahamas   
**Bangladesh**  
Barbados   
Belarus   
Belize    
Bhutan  
Botswana   
Dominica Dominica   
Dominican Republic  
Eritrea  
Eswatini  
**Ethiopia**   
The Gambia   
**Ghana**  
Grenada   
**India**   
Jamaica   
**Kenya**    
Liberia  
**Malaysia**   
Malawi   
Maldives   
Federated States of Micronesia   
**Myanmar**    
**Nigeria**      
Palau   
**Poland**    
Qatar  
Saint Kitts and Nevis  
Saint Lucia   
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines  
Samoa  
Sierra Leone  
Solomon Islands  
Tonga   
Trinidad and Tobago  
**Uganda**    
Yemen   
Zambia  

It's true that some of these countries are pretty small, but you've got to admit at least India counts as a "major country", and between them, these countries have a pretty high combined population.