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> ...a third party does not need to win the president's office or even have a presidential candidate. A handful of senate seats and a dozen or so house seats ar
by saurik 4y ago
> ...a third party does not need to win the president's office or even have a presidential candidate. A handful of senate seats and a dozen or so house seats are enough to make a huge difference.
How is this not the same problem? Are there a bunch of states that have better voting mechanisms for their federal representatives?
- dbbk 4y agoI know Maine at least uses Ranked Choice Voting.
- _8j50 4y agoIn some states it is always landslide win for one party, basically a one party system for some districts because the other side is always too extreme. People can vote for the guy they like the least for president and the guy they like the most for legislative seats because they address issues most relevant to their district.