Percent of US voters that can vote in at least one ranked choice election, 1941-present [OC]Chronotaru t1_j8sj13z wrote
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Not really though. Let's look at every time where the Democrats or Republicans become more popular, you then end up with a breakaway candidate who could help explore that difference better, but instead that very process means the less popular ideological faction wins because the most popular became too popular to stand behind one candidate. It happened with Nader, it happened with Perot.
thetreecycle OP t1_j8szjmz wrote
I think we’re saying the same thing, I agree with everything you said above.
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