• chiliedogg@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    I don’t remember the name of it, but I really liked the one that weighed in disapproval. It’s similar to RCV, with a very important difference.

    Like standard RCV, after a count that doesn’t result in a majority of voters with the same top-ranked candidate they eliminate a candidate.

    But instead of removing the candidate with the least top-ranked votes, it removes the candidate with the most bottom-ranked votes.

    The result is a system that trends away from a hyper-polarized 2-party system.

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      11 months ago

      The result is that name recognition and bold statements are detrimental to getting elected. The result is that the most milquetoast , no-name, do nothings are who gets elected.

      I get that people are dissatisfied with the current system. That doesn’t make literally anything else better.

      These alternative voting systems are not the silver bullet that people think they are.