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Select all policies you SUPPORT.
#1 A "national divorce" that separates red and blue America into two countries |
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#2 Publicly-funded elections, with funding based on polling |
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#3 Removing party membership from all election ballots |
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#4 Enacting ranked-choice voting, approval voting, or another alternative voting system |
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#5 A constitutional amendment aimed at ending gerrymandering |
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#6 Mandatory open primaries |
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#7 Mandatory jungle primaries |
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#8 Reforming the US Senate to make senators' votes proportional to their states' populations |
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#9 Adopting a parliamentary system similar to European systems |
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#10 Turning the House into a body of proportional representation based on party votes |
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#11 Abolishing the Electoral College and switching to a nationwide popular vote system |
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#12 Term limits for Supreme Court justices |
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#13 Abolishing the filibuster |
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#14 Overturning Citizens United and banning PACs and SuperPACs |
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#15 Banning members of Congress and their families from trading stocks / commodities |
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#16 Admitting DC as the 51st state |
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#17 Allowing existing states to divide themselves to gain more senate representation (CA, TX) |
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#18 Allowing portions of existing states to join other states (Eastern OR and ID) |
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#19 Nationwide vote-by-mail a month before election day |
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#20 Making election day a national holiday |
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#21 Eliminating voter ID laws |
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#22 Expanding the size of the House |
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#23 None of the above |
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Total Voters: 28 |
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Topic: Which of these election / institutional reform policies do you support? (Read 604 times)
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