Demonstration Elections
2004-2005
Maryland
Progressive Summit II: Attendees of the 2nd Maryland
Progressive Summit voted in a mock election using IRV to choose a
Democratic presidential nominee for 2008.
NAACP
Convention, 2004: CVD held an IRV demonstration election where
voters were asked to decide on the most important issue in the 2004 presidential
campaign.
Mobilizing
America's Youth Event, 2004: CVD held an IRV demonstration
election where participants voted to determine John Kerry's running mate.
Americans
for Democratic Action (ADA) Convention, 2004:
CVD runs a demonstration election using Instant Runoff Voting to determine who should be John Kerry's VP running mate.
Nation
Button Contest, 2004: CVD
and The Nation Magazine ran an online IRV election to determine the '04
presidential campaign button slogan.
Hip-Hop
Convention, 2004: CVD
conducts two IRV demonstration elections at the National Hip-Hop convention to
determine the most influential Hip-Hop Artist, and to decide who should be John
Kerry's VP running mate.
League
of Women Voters Convention, 2004: CVD
runs a demonstration election at the LWV convention to decide the most
influential woman of our time. Two separate ballot counts were conducted
using Instant Runoff Voting and Choice Voting.
Take
Back America Conference, 2004: CVD
runs a 3-day demonstration election using IRV to determine who should be John
Kerry's VP running mate.
In conjunction with Ferndale for IRV, The
Mirror ran a demonstration election to showcase the IRV process
and to exhibit the analysis of the results.
**To write up the analysis of your own IRV
election, refer to our IRV
Count Template.
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