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Sarah Hudspith

Sarah is the communications, campaigns and engagement leader at Make Votes Matter. Having studied politics and history from school through to university, Sarah went on to become a journalist and public relations professional. She worked in local government for several years in the Bristol area where she managed a media relations team. Keen to see proportional representation introduced to the Commons, Sarah now uses her expertise to improve Make Votes Matter’s media presence, and to help grow the movement for equal votes.

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Campaigners say current voting system is a “dangerous outrage”

bySarah Hudspith

6 October 2020

So if you recognise our voting system for the dangerous outrage that it truly is, then it’s time to act.

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