The first point I feel like reinforces my point more than disproves it. Both sides clearly see the issues but won't actually reform while they benefit. Ranked

The first point I feel like reinforces my point more than disproves it. Both sides clearly see the issues but won't actually reform while they benefit. Ranked choice also has only been implemented in a few cases and generally by a ballot initiative (getting around the party structures somewhat). To be fair systems do change but in general they use their power to resist it tooth and nail until change is inevitable and they collapse.