91% of developed nations adopted voting reform

Of 34 developed countries, 31 have moved on to better voting systems that ensure an actual majority of voters is represented in government. That's 91%.

Canada and the UK use primitive FPP which breaks down when there are more than two parties.

Canadians deserve better. Canadians must demand better.

Developed country voting info

(Developed countries: 34)
Implemented voting reform	31	91%
Democratic voting system	32	94%
Proportional Representation	29	85%
Runoff voting	2	6%
FPP two-party	1	3%
FPP multi-party (undemocratic)	2	6%

Here are the voting systems in more detail:

Voting Systems

Short-form	System
FPP	First-Past-the-Post
PV	Preferential Voting (ranked ballot)
PR	Proportional Representation
MMP	Mixed-Member Proportional (PR)
STV	Single Transferable Vote (PR)

Developed Countries (IMF)

Country	Voting System	Variation
Anglo-Saxon countries
Australia	Runoff vote	PV
Canada	FPP	Multi-party state
Ireland	PR	STV
New Zealand	PR	MMP
UK	FPP	Multi-party state
US	FPP	Two-party state
European countries
Austria	PR	Party list
Belgium	PR	Party list
Cyprus	PR	Party list
Czech Republic	PR	Party list
Denmark	PR	Party list
Estonia	PR	Party list
Finland	PR	Party list
France	Runoff vote	Two elections
Germany	PR	MMP
Greece	PR	Reinforced proportionality
Iceland	PR	Party List
Italy	PR	Party list
Luxembourg	PR	Party list
Malta	PR	STV
Netherlands	PR	Party list
Norway	PR	Party list
Portugal	PR	Party list
San Marino	PR	Party list
Slovakia	PR	Party list
Slovenia	PR	Party list
Spain	PR	Party list
Sweden	PR	Party list
Switzerland	PR	Party list
Asian countries
Hong Kong	PR	Party list
Israel	PR	Party list
Japan	PR	MMP
South Korea	PR	MMP
Taiwan	PR	MMP