"RCV meant New Yorkers' votes stayed in play even if their first choice didn’t win, so women candidates could run without worrying about waiting their turn or “splitting votes” with other women in their race. Younger candidates were no longer told to get in line and wait their turn."
Other municipalities should realize the advantages of RCV and implement it.
"RCV meant New Yorkers' votes stayed in play even if their first choice didn’t win, so women candidates could run without worrying about waiting their turn or “splitting votes” with other women in their race. Younger candidates were no longer told to get in line and wait their turn."
Other municipalities should realize the advantages of RCV and implement it.