Union of Voters Manifesto

In the past, unions were created to represent the working class against the capitalist class. The Union of Voters will fight for the interests of all voters against today's class of professional politicians.

We now want you to vote on the policy ideas that will bring these principles to life.

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Equality

There should be no such thing as ‘safe’ seats, where MPs can rely on keeping their jobs so long as they please their party leader. Voters should be able to ‘recall’ MPs who have lost their trust. Political parties should earn their funding from a broad base of voters, not from a few big donors.

Democracy

The people should have a direct say in constitutional and other ‘crossroads’ decisions. They should be involved between elections as well as at elections. There must be mechanisms for voters to challenge the political establishment when the parties all agree and the voters don’t.

Transparency

Politicians should be fully open about their taxpayer-funded expenses, their income, the interest groups they meet and the staff they employ.

Surveys

11/06/09 - Gordon Brown's political reform

On Wednesday Gordon Brown made a speech that included many proposals for changing the way Britain is run and reforming how Parliament works. Below are a list of proposals in Gordon Brown's speech, we would like you to look at each one and say how strongly you support or oppose it. Vote here.

03/06/09 - The Union of Voters manifesto

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