Battling Talking Points against Ranked Choice Voting
If you’re an Irvine Voter, you’re bound to come across small groups of advocates for Ranked Choice Voting at a community event or shopping […]
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UCI’s Latest Lesson in Free Speech: Apparently It Comes With a Security Detail
Gotta love UC Irvine, where apparently you can earn a paycheck teaching composition while making cryptic jokes about political violence—and somewhere along the way, “academic […]
Irvine Voters to Decide on Upgrading Elections with Ranked Choice Voting
Like I have said before, I’ll run anyone’s press release on this site including this Pro RCV Press Release from Branda Lin, a city commissioner […]
The Status Quo Lives; DNC leaves RCV Place for States Who Have it
The Democratic National Committee’s decision to reject a proposed ban on ranked-choice voting (RCV) in the party’s 2028 presidential nominating rules is best understood […]
The DNC’s RCV Reality Check: Apparently Republicans Aren’t the Only Ones Who Hate It
Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) has long been sold as the enlightened alternative to those supposedly benighted, partisan Republicans who just can’t handle voters having […]
RCV: When Every Problem Is an “Exception,” Maybe the Exceptions Are the Problem
There is a wonderful moment in any political debate when an advocate for a controversial reform finally admits what critics have been saying all […]
The New Research on RCV Doesn’t Match the Claims Made on its Benefits
I’ve spent the last week seeking studies on the impact of Rank Choice Voting, which will be on the ballot in Irvine this November. […]
I’ve made a mistake on Ranked Choice Voting
Readers here know I am not a fan of Ranked Choice Voting in Irvine. I’m still not, but I see the headline drew you in. […]
The RCV NYC Mayoral Primary was Anything but Nice
I find myself researching various claims proponents of Rank Choice Voting (RCV) stand behind and my digging doesn’t match their rhetoric. A comment that […]