Which affiliated trade unions support electoral reform?
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ASLEF
ASLEF supports PR, with its 2021 Conference calling for PR to be a flagship policy of next Labour manifesto.
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FBU
FBU supports electoral reform. Get involved with Politics for the Many: the trade union campaign for democratic reform.
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MU
The Musicians’ Union supports Proportional Representation. Get involved with Politics for the Many: the trade union campaign for democratic reform.
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TSSA
TSSA is in favour of Proportional Representation. Get involved with Politics for the Many: the trade union campaign for democratic reform.
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Unison
Unison’s 2022 National Delegates Conference voted to reject FPTP and support Proportional Representation.
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Unite
Unite has policy in favour of electoral reform. The 2021 Unite Policy Conference voted to oppose First Past the Post.
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USDAW
USDAW’s 2023 Annual Delegates Meeting voted support the introduction of Proportional Representation for general elections.
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CWU
CWU is reviewing its policy on electoral reform. Its 2022 conference condemned FPTP and committed to holding a policy forum to set its policy on PR.
Help get your trade union behind Proportional Representation
Unions representing over two thirds of Labour affiliates now support electoral reform.
Sign up to Politics For The Many and Labour for a New Democrac, to join ours network of union activists if you want to help secure your union's support for this historic change.
Electoral reform has the support of the overwhelming majority of the Labour membership, Constituency Labour Parties and affiliated trade unions.
The 2022 Labour Party conference took the historic decision to vote in favour of Proportional Representation for general elections.
In 2023, Labour formally recognised that "the flaws in the current voting system are contributing to the alienation and distrust we see in politics".
Now, the task of the #Labour4PR campaign is to translate this into action by the next Labour government. Sign up to Labour for a New Democracy and Politics For The Many - and let's make First Past the Post history.
