👀 What to Watch This Week: Nevada Takes A Step Toward Better Elections
Nevada lawmakers are considering a new bill which would allow the state’s 743,000 nonpartisan voters—35% of the electorate—to participate in closed primaries. The proposed legislation would let nonpartisan voters request partisan ballots and have their voices heard in choosing candidates for the general election.
This comes after an open primary ballot measure narrowly failed in Nevada last cycle.
When more than a third of voters can’t participate in taxpayer-funded elections, the system isn’t working for everyone. Nevada’s bill represents meaningful progress toward ensuring every vote is meaningful and every voter can have a say in the democratic process.
Meet Charlotte Walker, 21, the youngest member ever of the Australian Senate, elected this week with Proportional #RankedChoiceVoting! “I want to do a good job for South Australians, but I also want to show young people, particularly young women, that this is achievable and this is something that they can do also." … See MoreSee Less
South Australia’s Charlotte Walker has become the nation’s youngest senator, snaring the state’s sixth upper house seat at just 21, and says she hopes to bring ‘a different perspective’ to the Labor P…
We agree with The Plain Dealer's editorial board – SB 63 is a 'big error' "which would financially penalize cities and villages choosing to exercise their constitutionally guaranteed home-rule rights, is a legislative overreach that Ohio’s House should spike."
Ranked-choice voting may or may not be a good fit for Ohioans: That’s another discussion for another day. But the Gavarone-DeMora bill, which would financially penalize Ohio cities and villages choo…
Deepest gratitude on Memorial Day to all veterans and those who gave their lives defeating regimes that rose twisting people’s pain with lies, turning human against human, subverting democracy at home, and laying waste to their neighbors’ progress — regimes that killed for nothing but their own hatred, vanity, and power — and had to be stopped for our survival, our freedom, and our souls. … See MoreSee Less
📣 We made the front page! Huge shoutout to our Rank MI Vote volunteers for making this moment possible. The Detroit News just published a major piece on the growing momentum to bring Ranked Choice Voting to Michigan — and it’s clear voters are ready for change.
As our Executive Director Pat Zabawa said “Increasingly, voters feel dissatisfied with the choices on their ballots and want more options.”
RCV gives voters more voice, more choice, and more power — but getting it on the ballot will take strong grassroots support.
💸 If you believe in fairer elections, help us build on this momentum by donating today: 👉 www.rankmivote.org/donate
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👀 What to Watch This Week: Nevada Takes A Step Toward Better Elections
Nevada lawmakers are considering a new bill which would allow the state’s 743,000 nonpartisan voters—35% of the electorate—to participate in closed primaries.
The proposed legislation would let nonpartisan voters request partisan ballots and have their voices heard in choosing candidates for the general election.
This comes after an open primary ballot measure narrowly failed in Nevada last cycle.
When more than a third of voters can’t participate in taxpayer-funded elections, the system isn’t working for everyone. Nevada’s bill represents meaningful progress toward ensuring every vote is meaningful and every voter can have a say in the democratic process.
The Assembly Legislative Operations and Elections committee will discuss the bill tomorrow, Thursday at 1:30pm PT. Learn more about the bill: mynews4.com/news/local/nevada-bill-proposes-opening-primaries-to-nonpartisan-voters
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Meet Charlotte Walker, 21, the youngest member ever of the Australian Senate, elected this week with Proportional #RankedChoiceVoting! “I want to do a good job for South Australians, but I also want to show young people, particularly young women, that this is achievable and this is something that they can do also."
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At just 21, Charlotte Walker is Australia's youngest senator
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South Australia’s Charlotte Walker has become the nation’s youngest senator, snaring the state’s sixth upper house seat at just 21, and says she hopes to bring ‘a different perspective’ to the Labor P…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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We agree with The Plain Dealer's editorial board – SB 63 is a 'big error' "which would financially penalize cities and villages choosing to exercise their constitutionally guaranteed home-rule rights, is a legislative overreach that Ohio’s House should spike."
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Attempt to kill local experimentation with ranked-choice voting a big error, and home-rule violation: editorial
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Ranked-choice voting may or may not be a good fit for Ohioans: That’s another discussion for another day. But the Gavarone-DeMora bill, which would financially penalize Ohio cities and villages choo…1 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Deepest gratitude on Memorial Day to all veterans and those who gave their lives defeating regimes that rose twisting people’s pain with lies, turning human against human, subverting democracy at home, and laying waste to their neighbors’ progress — regimes that killed for nothing but their own hatred, vanity, and power — and had to be stopped for our survival, our freedom, and our souls. … See MoreSee Less
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📣 We made the front page! Huge shoutout to our Rank MI Vote volunteers for making this moment possible. The Detroit News just published a major piece on the growing momentum to bring Ranked Choice Voting to Michigan — and it’s clear voters are ready for change.
As our Executive Director Pat Zabawa said “Increasingly, voters feel dissatisfied with the choices on their ballots and want more options.”
RCV gives voters more voice, more choice, and more power — but getting it on the ballot will take strong grassroots support.
💸 If you believe in fairer elections, help us build on this momentum by donating today:
👉 www.rankmivote.org/donate
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#RankedChoiceVoting volunteers go the distance! See how you can get involved in your state: rankthevote.us/take-action/#statemovement … See MoreSee Less
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But we know that #RankedChoiceVoting can foster more competition in congressional elections and allow more third-party candidates to run campaigns.
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