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Letter: Ranked Choice Voting is More Inclusive and Representative
By Dr. Michael Minta
As a professor of political science at the University of Minnesota, I have studied different voting systems and became interested in the potential of ranked choice voting (RCV) to encourage more candidates to run and more voters to participate, helping to ensure more representative outcomes.
Ranked-Choice Voting: A Reason for Hope
By Arne Carlson (former Republican Governor) and Dave Durenberger (former Republican US Senator)
We have had years now of people seeking public office and promising to work across the aisle. We know it’s not true and we are in a state of permanent gridlock. In order to get true compromise to happen, we must reduce the negative and libelous attacks in the campaign process. The only way we know how to do that is ranked-choice voting.
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Letter: Ranked-Choice Voting will Revitalize Minnetonka Elections
By David Haeg & Barb Westmoreland
Thank you Minnetonka City Council for empowering residents to decide whether or not to adopt ranked-choice voting for our future city council elections, with a ballot question in the upcoming general election.
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Candidates and Ranked-Choice Voting Supporters Discuss Results in St. Louis Park
By Seth Rowe
Three candidates for St. Louis Park City Council, an outgoing council member and FairVote Minnesota supporters lauded the city’s first election using ranked-choice voting.