Thank you. There's no organized opposition yet. The local Democratic Party seems willing to let elections serve their purpose. Seattle has a fair number of self

Thank you. There's no organized opposition yet. The local Democratic Party seems willing to let elections serve their purpose. Seattle has a fair number of self-assessed independents, but so few voters are registered Republicans that the party doesn't really come up. Given all of that, I don't expect opposition from parties. Individuals, it's harder to predict. There's always going to be someone who wants whatever election method yields the winners (in this case, the general election candidates) they want, regardless of whether they are the most representative or most popular. However, at least around here, it's rare to find people who put their own preferences ahead of representative democracy - let alone being willing to publicly advocate for that. "I want what I want" is a difficult position to push for.