What we all want from voting is a system that elects a non-corrupt, selfless candidate who most of us are happy(ish) with, and a body of MPs that more or less reflects the people of the country we live in. What the issue is, is that the candidates themselves are not always of this demographic, and it produces a body of MPs which is not representative of society (this is obvious in the gender balance alone, and dont get me started on the class thing).
However, unless an AV system encourages more representative and selfless people to put themselves up a candidate, then I dont see how this issue is resolved. I don't see the point in spending money and confusing the electorate to just get the same, or broadly same, result.
On the other hand, I dont want this opportunity to tell government that we want change, no matter how little, to pass me by. The question is whether its worth changing an established, well-understood method just to 'sock it to the tories' - as much as I would love to, I'm still not convinced by the entire 'Yes' argument.
Today, I might just stay at home and play with my babies - much more interesting..........