Paul Fidalgo was Communications Director at FairVote.

FairVote’s own Rob Richie was among the panel of guests on Thursday’s “Kojo Nnamdi Show” on WAMU, where the conversation centered on making elections more fair, with a particular focus on Maryland’s kicking off the National Popular Vote compact. The show also explored declining confidence in the electoral process, and some different ideas about how to reverse the trend.

Visit WAMU’s website to give it a listen.

Other posts by Paul

• Nomination by Attrition - October 25th, 2007
• Cary Voters Sing the Praises of IRV - October 25th, 2007
• FairVote Announces Upgrade Democracy Video Contest Finalists! - October 23rd, 2007
• The Senate Loses its Cool: The Undemocratic Ways States Fill Senate Vacancies - October 12th, 2007
• Of Campaigns and Crosswords: Pluralities as Poor Political Reflections - October 4th, 2007
• The Primaries' Premature Nomination Problem - September 28th, 2007
• Barry Bonds, Blast-offs and Ballots: What the Fate of a Baseball Teaches Us about Voting - September 20th, 2007
• The President of Everyone? Crucial Issues Suffer when Most Voters Don't Matter - September 13th, 2007
• Upgrade Democracy Video Contest News Update - September 11th, 2007
• The First Shall Be Last: The Dangerous Decline in Primary Turnout - September 7th, 2007