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Like in 2016, the pathway to the nomination is clear due to the "winner take all" rules in most GOP states; RCV would ensure a true majority of GOP…
Steven Hill
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Open List PR methods in Finland and Sweden show that the devil is in the details; well-designed institutions must respect a nation’s culture, history…
Henry Milner
Landslide wins in two more cities to use ranked choice voting, the Oscars use RCV to choose Best Picture, and reformers are thinking big
Rob Richie
Celebrating International Women’s Day (and Black History Month too)
Steven Hill
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International Women's Day: Citizens’ activism, legal battles and indirect democracy have expanded the gender rights in Europe, decade after decade
Berit Ebert
Party List vs Proportional Ranked Choice Voting vs Mixed Member Proportional -- are they all the same? Or is one method better than the others?
Steven Hill
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February 2023

By Jean-Pierre Charbonneau, President of the Mouvement Démocratie Nouvelle in Quebec
Ranked choice voting would liberate voters to select their favorite candidates without fear of spoilers and split votes causing the wrong candidate to…
Steven Hill
On February 18, 1965, Baldwin’s moral authority made a fool of the disingenuous Buckley’s patrician racism
Steven Hill
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The perverse incentives of the “winner take all” electoral system drive pointlessly adversarial politics
Steven Hill
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New report on women's representation in 100 largest cities highlights importance of RCV, public campaign financing, term limits and support groups for…
Alissa Bombardier Shaw
California, Arizona, and Nevada have shifted to even-year elections, boosting turnout and saving money—with lessons for other states.
Alan Durning
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