France's voting system is bulletproof when it comes to vote integrity. However, it has one significant drawback: it is hard to ask more complex questions than v

France's voting system is bulletproof when it comes to vote integrity. However, it has one significant drawback: it is hard to ask more complex questions than voting for x/y/z or yes/no questions. One could say that it is a good thing (since it is hard to have a good public debate on many topics at once, voting on many topics at once means you collect people's preconceived opinions rather than people's informed judgement), but many US states ask many questions at once when people vote, so they would have to significantly reduce the share of direct democracy in their system.