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So funny what you said about why the media (corporations, parties) doesn't cover third parties. 😂 RFK polls are rising. He will win!

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It was crap and needed to go. Good riddance.

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I can see both sides of the argument, however I am more in favor of keeping the power in the hands of judges. This way if an individual judge, makes a bad ruling it affects a single case. Where is allowing agencies to make a bad ruling affects literally everyone affected by that agency. And under the Chevron paradigm it basically institutionalized, bad ideas. Chevron's current application basically is the closest thing we have to systemic, problems in the government. Taking away that power, opens up every agency to be sued by every person that disagrees with them, and we'll make the agencies less likely, to impose unreasonable rules because they'll have to constantly defend them in court.

Good stuff to know. Def didn’t know about the recall.

Terrified after todays ruling.

I look forward to the coping and seething from the elected over having to do their jobs.

You are very informative, thank you so much

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Sure business came up with the socialist trap known as ESG....it wasn't the globalist socialist wannabe elite....

Great considered coverage! To add to the One Person, One Vote point, STAR Voting is absolutely One Person, One Vote no matter how you look at it. In the classic sense, in STAR Voting 's scoring round you add up the stars, then in the runoff you add up the votes. Every voter gets one vote, and the finalist with the most votes wins. This makes it legally compatible with election law everywhere that calls for "the candidate with the most votes wins" or a "win by plurality". For a more technical perspective, One Person, One Vote legally means that every voters' vote must be equally weighted as nearly as is practicable. STAR Voting ensures that in both the scoring round and the runoff by eliminating vote-splitting. This is why STAR passes the Equality Criterion: if the election was tied and you voted, there would always be a way that I could vote equal and opposite to bring the election back to a tie. (Approval Voting and Condorcet systems like Ranked Robin also pass this criteria.) starvoting.org/peer_review On the RCV side, there are a few arguments for why it does not comply with One Person, One Vote and does not ensure all voters an equally weighted vote. 1) In RCV, some voters whose favorite does not win will have their next choice counted, others will not, even if they had another candidate ranked and even if their other rankings could have made a difference. 2) In RCV, voters are at a mathematical disadvantage if their vote transfers later in the process, or not at all. In some cases this can lead to large numbers of people's votes backfiring, resulting in a worse outcome for them than if they hadn't voted at all. (Monotonicity and Participation Criteria failures.) 3) A study analyzing 98 RCV elections from 2006 to 2019 found that in races that required multiple rounds, over 10% of ballots were unable to be counted in the final round either due to the order of elimination or because they were voided due to voter errors. 4) Studies consistently show that lower income and minority voters are more likely to cast voided (ie spoiled) and exhausted ballots (un-transferable votes) under RCV.

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Thanks for making such a thorough analysis of the STAR Voting campaign in Eugene! One thing to note: You mentioned the opposition from Tribal Democracy Project and other groups. It's important context that almost all of the groups opposing STAR Voting in Eugene receive funding from RCV Oregon and/or are in coalition with them. Also, neither the orgs nor the leaders of these opposition groups are based in Eugene. The person leading the opposition doesn't even live in Oregon! Just some things to be aware of.

Disappointing to hear racist claims such as "younger black females aren't bringing new ideas or perspectives" at 11:30 in this interview. Oh wait a sec, she said "older white males". That's entirely OK.

Well-explained, and a very helpful website that I've used for several years. Thank you.

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Thanks for being factual and non partisan. great job!

In New York 22, Democrats want to defeat Brandon Williams. Redistricting gave Williams small cities, and moved rural areas to rural District 21, which is represented by Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik. Some suburbs of Albany that were in District 21 were moved to District 20, which has a small area because it has Albany, or to District 19.

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Very good answers to problems with Alameda race and Alaska congressional race.

I'm glad to know that the criticisms of Mr. England hold no water given it would be the same if any new voting method is used. And its not complex at all, I already have to select multiple options for county justices and school board members. He implies we'll constantly be too stupid to vote on our ballot, especially when a new method is enacted.

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Neither the "More on Medicaid" nor "Arguments for and against work requirements" link to pages that exist.

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approval voting is not "a type of ranked choice voting". it is cardinal (rated) not ordinal (ranked).

approval voting and star voting are simpler than instant runoff voting ("rcv") and far superior.

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I’ve never heard it called ‘top two primaries’. Sounds like a standard two round runoff to me. Am I missing something? Also, the ‘special’ Louisiana method is the only sane way to do it. Obviously if a majority has already been attained then the winner is guaranteed to win the runoff, assuming none of their voters defect for some reason.

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Ranked-choice voting is for babies and beauraucrats causing double the work and time. Vote for one person and mean it. Not vote for a person without a snowball chance in Hades and when they lose, you now get a second vote in ranked-choice. Holding up the entire works. Like in Maine right now. At least run the vote count computers for full ranked-choice the first time, rather than waiting for a run-off.

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Learn the difference.....I learned this K school in the 1970s!!! Taking trips to the State Capital in Tennessee.

In Rockland county there is only a congressional race. I do not see any propositions to consider. I will vote later and I haope that you are correct. I hate finding additional measures that I did not consider.

Midterm elections (such 2010, 2014 and 2018) are sometimes considered to be a "report card" on the job performance on the President. These trifectas are most likely to be broken on those years, because a majority of the Governorships are up for reelection. Also, On the first election year of a Presidential four-year term, the Governorships of Virginia and New Jersey are up for election. Usually the person elected as Governor of Virginia comes from the opposite party of the President. Furthermore, Governors of Virginia are term-limited.

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