Govt & Election Reform Mega Thread
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Or county level incompetence :dunno
from the article in the tweet
“Our office has received questions regarding the printing of ballots. Mississippi law provides that counties should print 60% of the active voter count and county officials decide how to distribute ballots among precincts,” the secretary of state said.
commando
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DevoHusker
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Yeah, not sure. I thought the original article maybe?
Irregardless she (and Rs too) should not be allowed single stock trades
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commando
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the people who demand same day results might not like that system. i can see it taking awhile to get final results sometimes
If no candidate wins a majority of first-place votes, the candidate who finished last is eliminated, and his or her supporters’ second-place votes are allocated. If there’s still no candidate with a majority, the process is repeated with the next-to-last candidate. This continues until someone gains a majority and is declared the winner.
If no candidate wins a majority of first-place votes, the candidate who finished last is eliminated, and his or her supporters’ second-place votes are allocated. If there’s still no candidate with a majority, the process is repeated with the next-to-last candidate. This continues until someone gains a majority and is declared the winner.
DevoHusker
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I hope ranked choice catches on rapidly.
Regarding the results, if it is advertised and known ahead of time it will be tabulated in 72 hours, it could make a difference.
Regarding the results, if it is advertised and known ahead of time it will be tabulated in 72 hours, it could make a difference.
Guy Chamberlin
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I'd like to learn more about it. If it's good enough to award the Heisman Trophy, it should work for representational democracy.
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