Posted on Jan 31, 2017
Maine Adopts Ranked-Choice Voting. What Is It, and How Will It Work?
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Would ranked choice voting, or instant run off voting, provide the opportunity for better candidates to run for, and have a chance at winning, State and Federal elections? If people are dissatisfied with the current process, is petitioning their state for IRV a viable option to create positive change in the system?
Maine Adopts Ranked-Choice Voting. What Is It, and How Will It Work?
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Elections
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Democracy
Posted 8 y ago
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It won't result in better candidates because the candidates are still vetted for the most part by the Party Chair. If you don't pass inspection by the Party Chair.......likely won't get on the party ticket and that is really the unfortunate part because the Party Chair is usually not all that intelligent and usually red lines the Party Hack meter.
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MAJ Bryan Zeski
But you'll get more parties involved... Libertarian, Socialist, Green, etc... more choice equal more options.
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