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Don Fraser and George Latimer: The case for instant-runoff voting is clear
Star Tribune, October 29, 2009
What if we held an election and nobody came?
FairVote: Redistricting need not be political blood sport
By Krist Novoselic and Rob Richie
Minnesota civic group says pollsters should ask voters for their first and second choices
Letter in the Star Tribune, July 15, 2010
Political polling: This should be the year to learn from it
Because of a rare situation of having no other races with which to share the spotlight, Minnesotans can focus attention on the race for governor as the dom
Financial Times: UK Should Vote to Reform Its Voting
Journal Letter: Setting the record straight on RCV
This letter was written in response to the Southwest/Downtown Journal's update on the Minneapolis Ranked Choice Voting cost
Maine Voices: If Portlanders want majority rule, they can support 'rank choice voting'
The system lets voters cast ballots for more than one candidate and ensure the final victor has more than half the votes.
Candidates Support RCV at DFL Convention
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Don Fraser and George Latimer: The case for instant-runoff voting is clear
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