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California Reform Initiative
Best Methods for Representing California
January 10th 2006
Humboldt Voters Association forms to advocate ranked-choice voting
Eureka Reporter
On the heals of another successful IRV elections in San Francisco, a new voter reform group has formed in hopes of revitalizing efforts to bring ranked-choice voting to Humboldt County, CA.December 23rd 2005
Not an Off Year for Political Candidates
Asian Week
Ranked Choice Voting used in San Francisco allowed two Asian-American candidates to run and voters to vote their conscience without splitting the Asian-American voteDecember 20th 2005
Overhaul of state electoral system sought
Following on the heels of the defeat of redistricting reform in California, Republican and Democratic legislators plan on introducing legislation to create a citizens assembly for election reform and discuss proportional voting for the state.November 19th 2005
Redistricting reform: How best to tackle ultra-safe districts
Sacramento Bee
FairVote's Rob Richie argues in commentary running in several newspapers that redistricting reformers must challenge winner-take-all elections.November 16th 2005
In Canada, regular folks are put to work on reforms
San Jose Mercury News
Steven Hill prescribes a citizens assembly as a solution for achieving consensus on redistricting reform in California.November 15th 2005
APAs in S. F.: Rank the Vote!
asianweek.com
Ting and Cheu of asianweek.com provide readers a simple description of how the new ranked-choice voting system works and how they can make their vote count in the upcoming November elections.[ Previous ] [ Next ]
Humboldt Voters Association forms to advocate ranked-choice voting
Eureka Reporter
On the heals of another successful IRV elections in San Francisco, a new voter reform group has formed in hopes of revitalizing efforts to bring ranked-choice voting to Humboldt County, CA.December 23rd 2005
Not an Off Year for Political Candidates
Asian Week
Ranked Choice Voting used in San Francisco allowed two Asian-American candidates to run and voters to vote their conscience without splitting the Asian-American voteDecember 20th 2005
Overhaul of state electoral system sought
Following on the heels of the defeat of redistricting reform in California, Republican and Democratic legislators plan on introducing legislation to create a citizens assembly for election reform and discuss proportional voting for the state.November 19th 2005
Redistricting reform: How best to tackle ultra-safe districts
Sacramento Bee
FairVote's Rob Richie argues in commentary running in several newspapers that redistricting reformers must challenge winner-take-all elections.November 16th 2005
In Canada, regular folks are put to work on reforms
San Jose Mercury News
Steven Hill prescribes a citizens assembly as a solution for achieving consensus on redistricting reform in California.November 15th 2005
APAs in S. F.: Rank the Vote!
asianweek.com
Ting and Cheu of asianweek.com provide readers a simple description of how the new ranked-choice voting system works and how they can make their vote count in the upcoming November elections.[ Previous ] [ Next ]