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California Reform Initiative
Best Methods for Representing California
October 11th 2004
S.F. takes lead with instant runoff voting
San Francisco Chronicle
Steven Hill supports San Francisco's recent passage of Proposition A, which introduces instant runoff voting (IRV) for nearly all local office.September 30th 2004
New Runoff System in San Francisco Has the Rival Candidates Cooperating
New York Times
Talks about the use of IRV in San Francisco and how it has led to a suprisingly positive campaign for a seat on the County Board of Supervisors. Mentions FairVote, John Anderson, Rob Richie.September 30th 2004
New Runoff System in San Francisco Has the Rival Candidates CooperatingAugust 19th 2004
Wilmont Opts for Instant Runoff Voting
Santa Monica MirrorAugust 16th 2004
Schwartzenegger's reforms fall far short
The Modesto BeeJuly 21st 2004
Multiplying Mayors
Metro Active
This article examines why single-member districts are sometimes ineffective, Steven Hill explains the merits of a proportional representation system[ Previous ] [ Next ]
S.F. takes lead with instant runoff voting
San Francisco Chronicle
Steven Hill supports San Francisco's recent passage of Proposition A, which introduces instant runoff voting (IRV) for nearly all local office.September 30th 2004
New Runoff System in San Francisco Has the Rival Candidates Cooperating
New York Times
Talks about the use of IRV in San Francisco and how it has led to a suprisingly positive campaign for a seat on the County Board of Supervisors. Mentions FairVote, John Anderson, Rob Richie.September 30th 2004
New Runoff System in San Francisco Has the Rival Candidates CooperatingAugust 19th 2004
Wilmont Opts for Instant Runoff Voting
Santa Monica MirrorAugust 16th 2004
Schwartzenegger's reforms fall far short
The Modesto BeeJuly 21st 2004
Multiplying Mayors
Metro Active
This article examines why single-member districts are sometimes ineffective, Steven Hill explains the merits of a proportional representation system[ Previous ] [ Next ]