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A fairly tame start (i.e. not overtly against their own money-making interests) would be to support voting-reform to one of the many many options that are super
by Terr_ 2y ago
A fairly tame start (i.e. not overtly against their own money-making interests) would be to support voting-reform to one of the many many options that are superior to plurality/first-past-the-post voting.
Insofar as regular-businesses like predictability, this would actually be good for them. Fewer dramatic changes from slim margins every election cycle.
- slg 2y agoIf you click through to the original blog post[1], you will see him advocating for exactly this. >Our status as the world's leading democracy is in question. We should make it easier for more eligible Americans to vote, such as making election day a national holiday, universal mail in voting, and adopting ranked choice voting so all votes carry more weight. We should also strengthen institutions keeping democracy fair for everyone, such as state and local election boards, as well as the Federal Election Commission. [1] - https://blog.codinghorror.com/stay-gold-america/ https://blog.codinghorror.com/stay-gold-america/