David Klemperer

David Klemperer, a political historian and research fellow at the Constitution Society, dives into the intricacies of proportional representation. He discusses the historical advocacy for electoral reform in the 19th century and contrasts British and French perspectives. Klemperer sheds light on the evolution of voting rights and examines how different electoral systems impact political fragmentation. He also explores the current landscape of electoral reform in the UK, questioning whether we’ll see serious changes in the near future.