Maybe We Were Wrong About Ranked Choice Voting (7/5/2023)

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Maybe We Were Wrong About Ranked Choice Voting (7/5/2023)

from Mr. Beat · host Matt Beat

Ranked choice voting, as it turns out, has lots of problems, as we are seeing as it is being used more and more in the real world. Mr. Beat joins a panel from the Equal Vote Coalition to discuss the issues with RCV and analyze how STAR voting is far superior. Thank you to Sara Wolk, Executive Director at Equal Vote, and to Sass, Operations Coordinator and Board Director at Equal Vote for joining me in this discussion. Check out the @equalvote. We reacted to this video. Watch on YouTube. Related videos: Ranked choice voting:    • Ranked Choice Vot...   Approval voting:    • Approval Voting E...   Score voting:    • Score Voting Expl...   STAR voting:    • STAR Voting Expla...   My new Supreme Court book: https://amzn.to/3Jj3ZnS #rankedchoicevoting

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