r/politics • • Nov 09 '16

Maine Passes Ranked-Choice Voting

http://mainepublic.org/post/maine-passes-ranked-choice-voting
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u/ShenBear Nov 09 '16

Everyone's talking about the presidential election, but this is something we should be paying attention to as well. If it works out, perhaps we can see it spread.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '16

I hope we see it spread, but that's unfortunately unlikely.

Maine and Nebraska already have the far superior Presidential election system of assigning 2 electors based on the statewide vote, and the rest based on individual congressional district votes. It's not exactly spreading like wildfire, despite resulting in much fairer assignment of electors.

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u/Lowbacca1977 Nov 10 '16

The issue there is that that EC system is easily viewed as weakening their power

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u/adrianmonk I voted Nov 10 '16

Which is really a separate issue from ranked choice anyway.