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How do you envision this working without the "opposing party" poisoning the vote to get a weaker opponent?
by lbotos 9mo ago
How do you envision this working without the "opposing party" poisoning the vote to get a weaker opponent?
- buellerbueller 9mo agoI envision that it does not matter, because this is a tactic that would 1) be available to all, and 2) it gives up your vote for someone of your own party, thereby weakening your own position. It's self regulating.
- mothballed 9mo agoCan't they do that now? If I think my chosen primary guy is winning in a landslide I could just register for another party I don't like and vote for someone who I think is easier to beat.
- yunwal 9mo agoYou would still forfeit the ability to vote in your primary though. I do think there are people that do this, but most people want to vote in their primary regardless of whether it's a landslide.
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