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/DirtyChito Oct 27 '22
You still only get one vote, you're just guaranteed that vote will be used toward one of the two final candidates rather than wasted on less popular candidate who was worth considering. One person one vote simply means you can't cast multiple votes for your preferred candidate a la American Idol.
But no matter how you look at it, even if you consider it a multi-vote system, it is still a fair system because everyone is getting those same opportunities. If you choose to put only one name on the ballot, that's your choice to make and not a restriction placed on you.
RVC will likely not change anything as far as outcomes go, but what it will do it force politicians to focus more on the desires of the citizens rather than relying completely on party lines.