Oregon election results: Measure 117 adopting ranked-choice voting fails
Oregon election results: Measure 117 adopting ranked-choice voting fails
The ballot measure would adopt ranked-choice voting for the nomination and election of president, members of Congress and statewide elected officials.
Wasn't even close. 60/40.
Who votes against this? Really!
98 0 ReplyPeople who want their party to stay in power
74 0 ReplyThey still could?
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People who read the heavily biased voter's pamphlet and didn't use critical thinking
49 0 ReplyWhat does it say?
9 0 ReplyWell they voted so now they never will have to use it I guess.
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I don't know anything about the campaign in Oregon, but most people are scared of things they aren't familiar with.
Also I'm guessing neither party really supported this much, since they benefit from first-past-the-post.
21 0 ReplyWonder what the campaign against it was. This seems like a easy win. It's not even a religious thing like pro-choice.
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Missouri voted to ban it 😭
9 0 Replyyou would think even If you hated Harris you would at least vote for more dinner options.
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I'm revising my estimation of the electorate a lot tonight
64 0 ReplyEvery time I think the rubes couldn't possibly be stupider we have an election and I'm proved wrong
43 0 ReplyI never heard that word I think (not a native speaker) and DDG only brings up some band, which I don’t think you mean here. What are the rubes?
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We had a referendum on ranked choice voting (referred to as AV at the time) here in the UK some years ago. The campaign against it was shocking. Well funded and extremely vocal. Bizarre lies and misinformation.
Someome really hates changing FPTP.
60 0 ReplyThe status quo perhaps?
25 0 ReplyThe funny thing is we just had a really unusual election where the right splintered and FPTP handed a landslide to the centre-left party.
The right is probably going to flip and campaign against FPTP soon.
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Reducing extremism, reduces the impact of advertising, which means business loses influence... and the rich lose influence. So that is who hates ranked choice voting.
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