For what it's worth, in general, the more information the voting system provides, the more. I tend to like it. I prefer IRV ranked choice to FPTP. I prefer pro

For what it's worth, in general, the more information the voting system provides, the more. I tend to like it. I prefer IRV ranked choice to FPTP. I prefer proportional if possible. I tend to really like cardinal systems [1]. I think the fact that ranked sometime leads to deadlocked systems is more of an issue of how representative voting is made (rather than the public voting system itself). You talk about mixed representation, which is a good idea for instance. My main issue is that we don't change the voting system all that much, when it could yield massive societal benefits. I'd much prefer a ranked system to a FPTP system we currently have. [1] https://electowiki.org/wiki/Cardinal_voting_systems https://electowiki.org/wiki/Cardinal_voting_systems