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Interesting voting pattern. To my mind, that pattern is another argument in favor of score voting (sometimes called "range voting") [1]. I'd vastly prefer sco
by bhauer 13y ago
Interesting voting pattern. To my mind, that pattern is another argument in favor of score voting (sometimes called "range voting") [1]. I'd vastly prefer score voting to our present plurality voting for all elections, and of course most importantly, national elections. This would have allowed me and you to score Obama, Romney, and Gary Johnson according to how well they match our ideals.
I grow increasingly weary of either "choosing the lesser of two evils" or "throwing my vote away."
[1] http://btf.io/362 http://btf.io/362
- robomartin 13y agoI agree with you. The problem is that at one point you have to face the reality that the candidate you really care for can't win. How do you choose then? Do you not vote or try to mitigate damage by, yes, choosing the lesser evil?
- rooshdi 13y agoLet's be real. This president versus that president isn't going to change a thing if most of their constituents just don't care.