The Evening Standard had at least three articles yesterday telling the readers why they'd be idiots to vote in favour of AV.

As it stands those in favour of No to AV seem to be lining up as 'people whose opinions I don't like or trust'. I think I (foolishly) thought this might run contrary to standard political lines but it seems like it's come down to left-wingers in favour and right-wingers against, broadly, which leaves me to wonder if anyone in power has thought too much about it or it's just been a question of following the lead of the three party leaders.

Ah well, people don't like change so I'm sure it'll end up a crushingly depressing No vote.