there's any agreement about the "best" upper bound on magnitude; I
personally think it's about 9 or 11 seats. Is there any natural
subdivision of the 19-seat constituency (e.g. East Campus vs. West
Campus or Science vs. Humanities)? Otherwise you may actually need the
stagge
gested
alternative to STV, at least for public elections.
Bob Richard
Publications Director
Californians for Electoral Reform
http://www.cfer.org
P.O. Box 235
Kentfield, CA 94914-0235
(415) 256-9393
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dormitories or
neighborhoods), you could propose mixed member proportional (MMP). But
that doesn't sound like your situation.
Bob Richard
Publications Director
Californians for Electoral Reform
http://www.cfer.org
P.O. Box 235
Kentfield, CA 94914-0235
(415) 256-9393
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Does each candidate have to make the reassignment (1) before the votes
are cast (so reassignments are announced to the voters); (2) after the
votes are cast but before counting begins; or (3) after each round of
counting?
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e court we have.
Having said that, the interstate compact campaign might still be a good
idea, to the extent that its real purpose is to embarass the Congress
into (finally) sending a constitutional amendment to the states for
ratification. The idea is certainly a clever one.
My two cen
e broader than that.
How many registered voters are there in Israel?
--Bob Richard
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I am asking
well in office
(according to somebody's notion of good performance).
My two cents,
Bob Richard
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