The following video presentations make an entertaining and informative case for how ranked choice voting systems would make a better democracy. We have provided presentations on both choice voting for multi-seat races and instant runoff voting for single-seat races, but note that both presentations make use of local examples to show how all of America could benefit from ranked choice voting systems. In the midst of recent redistricting controversies and continued concern over partisan polarization and under representation of many Americans, there is no better time than now to spread word about the benefits of choice voting and instant runoff voting.
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*Compiled from SDP-Liberal Alliance Political Broadcast, FairVote's "Preference Voting State of the Art" Video, and FairVote's "Illinois Cumulative Voting" Video.
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*Excerpt from New York NBC4 News Broadcast, Featuring Jay DeDapper.
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The following video presentations make an entertaining and informative case for how ranked choice voting systems would make a better democracy. We have provided presentations on both choice voting for multi-seat races and instant runoff voting for single-seat races, but note that both presentations make use of local examples to show how all of America could benefit from ranked choice voting systems. In the midst of recent redistricting controversies and continued concern over partisan polarization and under representation of many Americans, there is no better time than now to spread word about the benefits of choice voting and instant runoff voting. 
