Burnham pledges election campaign to change UK voting system
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Labour will campaign to change the UK voting system at the next general election, though the party has not chosen a replacement.
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Labour will campaign to change the UK voting system at the next general election, though the party has not chosen a replacement.
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