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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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Many pundits/experts are getting it wrong, blaming Ranked Choice Voting
Steven Hill
9
Illuminating lessons from Illinois’ 110-year history with cumulative voting -- more bipartisanship, less polarization, more voter choice, better…
Steven Hill
4
Condorcet advocates use the wrong standard for evaluating Ranked Choice Voting elections
Steven Hill
20
Ranked choice voting has pulled off a small miracle – moderate Republicans and Democrats co-governing
Steven Hill
One of the great political theorists of the second half of the 20th century had his work grossly misrepresented. I know, because he told me so.
Steven Hill
6
While contextually an improvement over plurality elections, approval voting has downsides compared to ranked choice voting
Rob Richie
4
Nonpartisan ranked choice voting is spreading to all kinds of places – Blue, Red, Purple, big cities, small towns, large states
Steven Hill
10
A change to the voting system always causes confusion for some – voters, politicians, media and election officials
Steven Hill
4
Are IRCs ineffective because they are trumped by Winner Take All elections? Have they outlived their usefulness?
Steven Hill
1
With decennial redistricting over, reformers need to take a clear-eyed look at what worked and what didn't
David Daley
2
Horse-race reporting over the Speaker election ignored revival of democratic rules that Pelosi/Democrats previously had killed
Steven Hill
2
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