Played against WorldEdit and won , played with Fris , won that game and played against him and lost when he was still in SK , it looked like he is a calm person <| sep |> Given that the electoral promise was explicitly to do away with FPTP , it should not even be on the referendum . The referendum should weigh out a series of other options and leave FPTP out . The only people happy about FPTP are the people who get the electoral results they want from it through its unproportional and problematic elements . To wit , when it wins Tories an unfair majority , the Tories like FPTP , and when it wins the Liberals the exact same unfair majority , the Liberals are suddenly mum on FPTP and electoral reform generally . The promise was explicit , and backed by every other party except the Conservatives . That ' s a clear mandate with a majority and crossparty support . The consultations have led to the same result Canadians want PR and look forward to the promised end of FPTP . Putting it on a referendum ballot would not only be underhanded , but it would violate all of the above democratic gestures that all support FPTP ' s demise .