The Nevada Supreme Court ruled on three major election cases Tuesday that reshape the November ballot, allowing an initiative proposing open primaries and ranked-choice voting to proceed while voiding another measure proposing a voucher-style education program.
South Carolina runoff elections are a waste of our time and our tax dollars. It doesn’t have to be this way.
The Charter Review Commission meets today to consider electoral reform in the city’s governing document. Here’s why advocates are focusing on Cedar Rapids for their ranked choice voting push.
Competitive elections in DC are here to stay, and our current system is not serving voters or candidates well. We can do better.
The Vermont Public Interest Research Group has opened a mock ranked-choice voting election.
The Nevada Supreme Court is considering whether an initiative about open primaries and ranked-choice voting will advance to the ballot in November.
In Kalamazoo, one particular initiative could change the way voters select a mayor and commissioners.
Some states present a bigger challenge because reform advocates have to convince state lawmakers to change a system explicitly designed to benefit them.
How is it that California promotes early voting to increase voter turnout, but penalizes voters who do so, when their candidate of choice drops out?
Preferential voting has been harnessed effectively to create a change that invested actors – in major political parties and the media – find disconcerting.