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Letter: Ranked-choice means no vote wasted
As a college student of voting age, I’ve gained a greater awareness of elections and the relevance of the voting process in truly reflecting voters’ choices.
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Two ways to improve our presidential elections: RCV, NPV
More fun with presidential election trivia (if you, like me, have a twisted and nerdy definition of “fun”):
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Minnetonka should implement Ranked Choice Voting
Responsible civic leadership means carefully shepherding community resources, including managing the costs of running local elections.
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Letter: A vote for stronger and more diverse leadership
As an immigrant, gender non-conforming person of color in a queer relationship, diverse leadership really matters to me.
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Letter: Ranked Choice Voting in Minnetonka
As a young Latinx woman, the need for representation in local elections is a very important issue for me.
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Letter: Ranked-choice voting is better approach
I recently became aware that only about 5% of Minnetonka voters usually vote in the August local primaries, and this 5% determines who the other 95% of us can vote for in November elections.
