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But things that the two-parties agree on (to not implement) will have very little political willpower to implement. And a system that gives more power to partie

by Chris2048 4y ago

But things that the two-parties agree on (to not implement) will have very little political willpower to implement. And a system that gives more power to parties that are not the two-parties is such a thing.

willis936 4y ago
That's the "resistant to change" part. NH has the highest number of state reps per capita and three plurality bills were shot down this year by an overwhelming majority. From the richest superdelegate to the smallest fry: every politician toes the line right now. https://www.concordmonitor.com/Should-NH-adopt-ranked-choice-voting-44877882 https://www.concordmonitor.com/Should-NH-adopt-ranked-choice...