People would be able to tick a box on their general election ballot paper to allocate a donation to the party of their choice.

Surely it is the right of citizens to vote for the party of their choice?

These people, unknown to the voter, then cast the vote for the party of their choice.

Thus, voters select the party of their choice, rather than any specific candidate.

Some 96 percent in each group said they believed they could vote for the party of their choice without fear of intimidation.

As in the past, Israelis will elect the next Knesset by voting for the party of their choice.

Middle and upper middle management were generally allowed to contribute a sum of money to the party of their choice.

Each voter should have the right to exercise a £5 donation (opt in basis) from the state to fund a political party of their choice.

Tickets, $250 for the party of your choice, from (212) 838-5944.

Is it not logical, then, for citizens, who form the basis of every party, to give financial support to the party of their choice?