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9. It has a disenfranchising effect of watering down a citizen's vote.

Sat Jun 16, 2018, 07:48 PM

Jun 2018

I don’t believe a proposal of that nature would pass judicial muster.

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What's not to like about ranked choice voting? [View all] LAS14 Jun 2018 OP

It poses a challenge to the two party hegemony Cal Carpenter Jun 2018 #1

Better for the less popular of the two main parties Hortensis Jun 2018 #7

Personally I'm a fan, but any voting system has flaws unblock Jun 2018 #2

It's too complicated manor321 Jun 2018 #3

yeah who needs one person one vote anyway. nt msongs Jun 2018 #4

Ridiculous and unconstitutional. Trust Buster Jun 2018 #5

It has a disenfranchising effect of watering down a citizen's vote. Trust Buster Jun 2018 #9

At every single turn we should be working to simplify the process. NCTraveler Jun 2018 #6