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8. We don't need to change existing law every

Wed Nov 4, 2020, 11:01 PM

Nov 2020

time something works out less than ideally. Remember “unanticipated consequences”?

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What is a feasible way to move away from plurality voting? [View all] theaocp Nov 2020 OP

Why is it toxic? nt Codeine Nov 2020 #1

Plurality voting (i.e. "first past the post") means... regnaD kciN Nov 2020 #9

It's a real problem Alpeduez21 Nov 2020 #3

Ranked choice voting IS plurality voting, almost by definition. Ms. Toad Nov 2020 #5

With two parties there's a natural inclination to divide down the middle LiberalLovinLug Nov 2020 #7

We don't need to change existing law every marybourg Nov 2020 #8