don't you think that if your objective is a better electoral law then you should support the people who would improve the current law and empower them to do so by helping them get to the parliament? otherwise you will simply be wishing for change without taking any concrete steps to implement it.
If we are talking about elections as the center of the topic, yes my objective is a better electoral law (and ideally, a better political system and bureaucracy overall). The strategy with which to pursue this objective can differ depending on the conditions.
If we are talking elections 2018 with current law and alliances, imo the best strategy is not to vote. The less voter turnout the better, it shows the population is not pleased with the political process as it is, makes this process less legitimate... which in turn will apply pressure to produce a better one.
Am not a political activist and never was, my interest in politics is as a hobby and curiosity to understand the events and world around me.
Of course if a difference can be made, that is good, but not what drives me
