>Lots of places have been using RCV for some time. It is not hard to understand. >These concerns about the importance of the "perception of fairness" are never

>Lots of places have been using RCV for some time. It is not hard to understand. >These concerns about the importance of the "perception of fairness" are never brought up when it comes to issues like voter ID laws, elections being on work days, election holidays, publicly funded elections, etc. Lots of places on Earth have solved all these issues: an easily available ID, election holiday or at least early voting, public funding, automatic voter registration, etc. To those places, IRV is arguably not a very good idea, and people who live there might note this even on HN. You shouldn't reduce everything to US partisan politics.