Should Canada switch to a proportional representation voting system?

@9JV5LCX AnswerselectionsElectoral reform1yr ago

No and Yes

The people voted into office should be "first past the post" but once in office, any vote is judge 50/50 by both the % of the vote made by those who are elected, then calculate the % of a proportional representation. ("FPTP"+"PR")/2= Final Voting Result

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