Democracy tops agenda for new Congress
Posted on What's New Nancy Lavin on January 04, 2019
Ranked choice voting reaffirmed in latest court challenge
Posted on What's New Drew Penrose on December 13, 2018
U.S. District Court Judge Lance Walker's ruling is the latest in a long history of cases that reaffirm and strengthen the constitutionality of Ranked choice voting.
Read moreFairVote files amicus brief in Santa Clara voting rights case
Posted on What's New Drew Penrose on July 12, 2018
Santa Clara is a great example of a place where ranked choice voting offers a clear advantage over a single-winner district remedy.
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Maine law still requires RCV in June primaries
Posted on What's New Drew Penrose on March 29, 2018
Legal victory sets the stage for RCV in Santa Fe
Posted on What's New Rich Robinson on November 30, 2017
Supporters of ranked choice voting felt the thrill of victory after a judge's ruling
Read morePersistence of partisan gerrymandering suggests it’s time for a new approach
Posted on What's New David O'brien on October 02, 2017
Gill v. Whitford has brought public attention to the threat partisan gerrymandering poses to our democracy.
Read moreNew poll: Everybody hates gerrymandering
Posted on What's New Author Dave Daley on September 12, 2017
One thing that unites GOP and Dems: Everybody hates gerrymandering
Read moreFairVote Files Amicus In Whitford Case Challenging Partisan Gerrymandering
Posted on What's New Drew Penrose on September 06, 2017
Our brief describes how partisan gerrymandering undermines the vision of representative democracy in the United States.
Read moreSanta Fe Voters File Lawsuit in Support of Ranked Choice Voting
Posted on What's New Author Maria Perez on August 30, 2017
Santa Fe voters took action by filing a lawsuit asking the state Supreme Court of New Mexico to order the use of Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) in Santa Fe’s municipal elections next March.
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