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One Member One Vote Debate

Posted by amfresh on May 6th, 2009 in Fresh TV Posts | Share

One of the issues dealt with at the Federal Liberal Convention 2009 in Vancouver was the possibility of one member one vote to elect an new leader. This has been an ongoing concern by members since the Liberals were replaced by the Conservatives as our government. Here what members were saying for and against the issue. 

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