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@heytrip.eth
I have a hard time taking third party voters seriously, because 1. the reality of the situation is we get stuck with less liked candidate (see video) and 2. ive spoken to many who didn't even try to help If we were able to get RCV passed in NYC, anyone can do it. https://warpcast.com/heytrip.eth/0x1125a651
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GIGAMΞSH
@gigamesh
It seems like a step up from first past the post, but isn’t RCV the system that has been mathematically proven to be undemocratic?
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Jack
@jackten
Imagine if we had RCV for this election: It would basically guarantee that we would get a third party candidate as president. Not only would people free to vote for who they really wanted, but The right and left hate eachother so much that they would simply cancel each other out. Imagine what the US would look like without the two party politics constantly undermining itself. The parties would have to evolve from basically "vote for us because at least we're not them" to actually something constructive to stay relevant
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Purp🇵🇸
@purp
My biggest issue with ranked choice voting, is most people I see advocating it also advocate for jungle primaries, and jungle primaries are inefficient af. Not necessarily against rcv but I think people tend to make it this end all be all which it isn't if the candidates are still bad, plus I don't like the whole endorsing of the best of a bad bunch of picks mentality that dominates American elections currently which I feel rcv does
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Jack
@jackten
Implementing Ranked Choice throughout the world's election systems is unironically the most important issue facing the democratic world, and most people are completely oblivious about it
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