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How you can help make politics better by becoming a member of the Electoral Reform Society
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The Society is a membership organisation with over 5,000 individuals representing all political parties and none.

Members help to shape the organisation and determine its direction and future work as well as taking an active role in the Electoral Reform Society’s campaigning activities. Members are also responsible for electing The Council.

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Would you like to help direct the future of the Electoral Reform Society? We offer our members a unique role in directing our campaigning and research activity and you will be the first to hear our latest campaign news and be offered the chance to attend seminars and events across the country.

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