Bipartisan Push to Restore Voting Rights
Posted on What's New Duncan Hosie, Rob Richie, Dania N. Korkor on July 30, 2014
U.S. Senators Ben Cardin (D-MD) and Rand Paul (R-KY) unveiled a bipartisan approach to restore voting rights to citizens with felony convictions.
Read moreBehind the Scenes of Muriel Bowser’s Primary Victory: The Good, the Bad, and the Ranked Choice Voting Solution in Washington, D.C.
Posted on What's New Dania N. Korkor on April 23, 2014
As the returns poured in from precincts around the District of Columbia on April 1st, it became increasingly clear that the Democratic mayoral primary had evolved from a fractured field to a race primarily between two candidates. If D.C. adopted ranked choice voting (RCV), its elections would not force voters to pick between two “viable” candidates and instead would let them vote their consciences.
Read moreOverseas Voters from 5 States to Use Ranked Choice Voting Ballots in 2014 Congressional Election
Posted on What's New Dania N. Korkor on April 17, 2014
The best way to make sure the votes of overseas and military voters will count is for more cities to adopt the ranked choice ballots. This sensible, simple and innovative process protects the voting rights of thousands.
Read moreAn Electoral Race to Parity: Reflecting on Christine Quinn's Defeat
Posted on What's New Dania N. Korkor on September 27, 2013
The New York City primary election reflects the lack of gender parity in American elections.
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