Most arguments against it revolve around the ignorance of the average voter.
So do most arguments against voting.
If it works in NYC, where a substantial portion of the electorate is illiterate (and puts people like AOC into office) it can be made to work anywhere.
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Most arguments against it revolve around the ignorance of the average voter.
So do most arguments against voting.
If it works in NYC, where a substantial portion of the electorate is illiterate (and puts people like AOC into office) it can be made to work anywhere.
It's already in use in Maine.
It's already in use in Maine.
It's already in use in Maine.
Yep.
Just two states — Maine and Alaska — have switched to it for both statewide and presidential elections, while a few more used it for 2020 presidential primaries.
> It's already in use in Maine.
Yep.
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Just two states — Maine and Alaska — have switched to it for both statewide and presidential elections, while a few more used it for 2020 presidential primaries.
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