When ‘what goes around comes around’ doesn’t apply
Posted on Quick News Megan Griffin-shelley on December 13, 2018

A majority of pivot counties - that flipped from blue to red in the 2016 presidential election - continued to vote Republican in 2018 House races.
Read moreA tale of two maps
Posted on Quick News Megan Griffin-shelley on November 29, 2018

The contrast between Pennsylvania and North Carolina congressional elections highlights the power of maps: fair or gerrymandered.
Read moreElection forecasters don’t take RCV into account when making predictions
Posted on Quick News Megan Griffin-shelley on November 09, 2018

Most pre-election forecasts ignored ranked choice voting, which means there's not a lot to go in for Maine's 2nd Congressional District race.
Read moreIs a ‘pink wave’ on the horizon?
Posted on What's New Megan Griffin-shelley on October 15, 2018

Despite record numbers of women candidates in 2018, it's unlikely the "pink wave" will dramatically increase women's representation in the U.S. House
Read moreVoting reforms in New Zealand and U.S. advance proportional representation
Posted on What's New Megan Griffin-shelley on September 18, 2018

Jurisdictions at home and abroad are adopting ranked choice voting for more fair and democratic elections
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