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October 6th 2002
None of the Above
San Francisco Chronicle

High disapproval for both contenders in the 2002 California governor's race is insufficient to pass Proposition 23, a measure to put the option "none of the above" on the ballot. The viability of Green Party candidate Peter Camejo is cited, and John

June 11th 2002
Santa Rosa vote plan: How it works elsewhere
Press Democrat

Article about the results of cumulative voting in Santa Rosa and elsewhere, including commentary from CVD's Caleb Kleppner.

May 29th 2002
City OKs studying S.F. 'instant runoff voting'
Los Angeles Daily News

The Los Angeles City Council plans to study how instant runoff voting (IRV) works in San Francisco to see whether it should be implemented in LA.

April 17th 2002
Instant Runoffs? Go Slow
Christian Science Monitor

Both the pros and cons of the recent adoption of IRV ballot measures in San Francisco and Vermont are discussed and weighed.

March 19th 2002
How the Majority Can Rule
Washington Post

San Francisco should utilize instant runoff voting (IRV) in its elections to increase voter turnout, reduce political polarization, and to play a role in revolutionizing American democracy.

March 19th 2002
How the Majority Can Rule
Washington Post

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FairVote California 270 Alvarado Rd. Berkeley, CA 94705 650-544-5925 Board Members Pete Martineau David Wilner Rob Dickinson Click here for bios. California Reform Initiative Best Methods for Representing California	[ Previous ] [ Next ]	October 6th 2002 None of the Above San Francisco Chronicle High disapproval for both contenders in the 2002 California governor's race is insufficient to pass Proposition 23, a measure to put the option "none of the above" on the ballot. The viability of Green Party candidate Peter Camejo is cited, and John June 11th 2002 Santa Rosa vote plan: How it works elsewhere Press Democrat Article about the results of cumulative voting in Santa Rosa and elsewhere, including commentary from CVD's Caleb Kleppner. May 29th 2002 City OKs studying S.F. 'instant runoff voting' Los Angeles Daily News The Los Angeles City Council plans to study how instant runoff voting (IRV) works in San Francisco to see whether it should be implemented in LA. April 17th 2002 Instant Runoffs? Go Slow Christian Science Monitor Both the pros and cons of the recent adoption of IRV ballot measures in San Francisco and Vermont are discussed and weighed. March 19th 2002 How the Majority Can Rule Washington Post San Francisco should utilize instant runoff voting (IRV) in its elections to increase voter turnout, reduce political polarization, and to play a role in revolutionizing American democracy. March 19th 2002 How the Majority Can Rule Washington Post [ Previous ] [ Next ]