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First Past the Post voting at elections.
Approval Voting and multi-winner districts let's gooooooo!
A great alternative is majority judgment!
Welcome to Canada.
I'm still salty about that broken Liberal promise to reform our elections. None of the parties care about it and it seems no one wants to try to change it.
Wouldโve thought the NDP would have held onto that like a dog with a bone.
What country? In my country everyone knows that's a scam.
UK
We had a referendum and people voted to keep the scam.
Only because AV was even worse.
It wasn't a PR system, it was just FPTP with a hat on.
USA