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Nous sommes un groupe non partisan de résidents d’Ottawa qui croient que le vote préférentiel favorise la tenue d’élections plus amicales, l’éclosion de meilleures idées et la présence d’une diversité accrue au conseil de ville d’Ottawa.
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Councils across the province are deciding whether to introduce ranked ballots in time for the 2018 municipal elections. While we think it's difficult to predict what previous election outcomes would have been using a different voting system, it's good that we are getting the discussion on ranked ballots going again. A city report on ranked ballots should be coming out soon.
Heartfield: Would Jim Watson be mayor if we changed our voting system?
ottawacitizen.com
Ottawa has a choice to make in the next few months: Should it continue to elect its mayor and council using first past the post, or move to a ranked-ballot system beginning in 2018? It might sound …
While many of us continue to process Tuesday night's outcome, there was a big win for voting reform advocates in Maine, where the state voted to adopt Ranked Choice Voting. It will be the first state to us Ranked Choice Voting for gubernatorial, state legislature, and nationwide office. Congratulations Maine!
Maine wants less extreme candidates to have a better shot at being elected
qz.com
Its voters just changed their voting system to make it easier for independents to win.