Black Leadership in the Voting Reform Movement
Posted on What's New Haly Jungwirth on February 25, 2022

As FairVote’s Khalid Pitts and distinguished panelists discussed in a Twitter Spaces event yesterday, Black Americans have been – and continue to be – at the leading edge of the fight for voting rights and reform, including for ranked choice voting and proportional representation.
Read moreThe Conventions of the Past Strengthen The Argument for Ranked Choice Voting in Presidential Primaries
Posted on What's New Benjamin Oestericher on May 07, 2021

If parties want to look to the future to reform their nominating processes, they also need to look to the past.
Read moreThe United States’ history of third party candidates: Is the problem with third parties, or with our binary election system?
Posted on What's New Pedro Hernandez on May 19, 2020

Justin Amash’s short-lived presidential campaign in this year’s election led to immediate vitriol and questions on how a third-party candidate may impact who becomes President. We proposes a simple fix to this problem: adopt #RankedChoiceVoting.
Read moreBook Review: 'Vote for US' by Joshua A. Douglas
Posted on What's New Erica Frazier on May 20, 2019

Douglas' latest work combines principle with on-the-ground experience on reforms including voting rights and ranked choice voting.
Read moreResearch highlights voter understanding of RCV
Posted on What's New Erica Frazier on May 13, 2019
Learning from the past to prepare for the future: RCV in NYC
Posted on What's New Adam Ginsburg on May 03, 2019

The historic use of ranked choice voting in New York City offers important insights amid current consideration of its re-adoption
Read moreBook Review: 'Independent Politics' by Samara Klar and Yanna Krupnikov
Posted on What's New Chris Hughes on March 15, 2019

"Independent Politics" offers research-driven insight into the true preferences and voting patterns of American independent voters
Read moreBook Review: 'Rethinking U.S. Election Law' by Steve Mulroy
Posted on What's New Drew Penrose on February 19, 2019

Steve Mulroy highlights a number of common-sense reforms to fix our flawed electoral systems, including multi-winner ranked choice voting for congressional races.
Read moreBook Review: 'If We Can Keep it' Michael Tomasky
Posted on What's New Erica Frazier on February 05, 2019

Part historical analysis, part plan of action, Michael Tomasky’s latest page turner advances the case for modern electoral reform
Read moreH.R. 1 and redistricting commissions
Posted on What's New Nicholas Stephanopoulos on January 16, 2019

Removing H.R. 1's redistricting provision for single member congressional districts could pave the way for major improvements to our elections
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