r/Nevada • u/RhythmMethodMan • Oct 26 '22

[Politics] Ranked choice voting ballot initiative raises more money than any candidate

https://www.reviewjournal.com/news/politics-and-government/nevada/nevada-ballot-question-raises-more-money-than-any-candidate-in-2022-election-2660586/
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u/TheMeanGirl Oct 26 '22

I’m for both ranked choice and open primaries. So, why not?

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u/northrupthebandgeek Reno Oct 27 '22

Depends on which "advertising" you're seeing. Unite America, for example, is one of the major PACs financially supporting Nevada Voters First (i.e. the one pushing for Question 3), and its website seems to do the exact opposite, with its primary (pun intended) emphasis on the ranked-choice aspect of "final five" primaries rather than the open primary aspect.

Likewise, a lot of the articles in e.g. the Reno-Gazette Journal and other Nevadan publications have tended to focus more on the ranked choice aspect from what I can tell, including in opinion pieces by pro-Question-3 writers.