Mike Ossipoff wrote:
Wouldn't you agree that if IRV gets adoped, voters will then
be reluctant to replace it for a long time?
Good point. As I think more about it, if third parties are shut out with
IRV the public will perceive that the fault, dear Brutus, lies not in our
election methods but
From: Alex Small [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:[EM] Settle for how much less?
[...]
The IRV initiative dilemma: If it loses many people will
conclude that the public doesn't want election reform. If
it passes we'll be stuck with a second-rate reform (or a
step backwards, depending on
At 02:56 +0200 7.2.2002, Blake Cretney wrote:
Adam Tarr wrote:
...
All of these advantages are shared by open list. (Note that in Open
list, there's no reason to stop people from just voting for the party,
a la closed list, and not voting within the party. I only mention
this for the sake