About NDM
The NDM brings together organizations as well as individual citizens of all persuasions, who unite to defend the right to fair and equitable representation.
The NDM fosters public debate and encourages the participation of the general public in it.
Historical milestones and publications
The subject of electoral system reform has been the focus of numerous publications over the years, including analyses, commentaries, position statements, and official documents. These publications may originate from the MDN, other organizations, official sources, or various authors and researchers. Key historical milestones in this area are also illustrated by significant reference documents.
Our mission
Our mission is to inform, educate, and mobilize in order to transform our outdated electoral system—inherited from the English feudal system—into one that is truly representative of modern, pluralistic Quebec society.
What does a mixed proportional electoral system look like?
A proportional electoral system is not significantly more complicated than our current, long-standing system, which we inherited from the British. It allows voters to choose both a regional candidate and a candidate from a party list.
See also:
- « La réforme du mode de scrutin pour les nuls. » (Infoman)
- Julien Verville (RAD)
- La gang de MAJ (news for young people)
- The « C’est juste pas juste » campaign
Jean-Pierre Charbonneau
Louis Bibaud
Sylvie Cantin
Catherine McDonald
Raphaël Canet
Marie-Claude Bertrand
Jean-François Delisle
Jacques Jodoin
Stéphane Rouillon
Jainthe Villeneuve
