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Eighty-four percent of House seats last year were decided by 10 or more points.

Arizona State University's independent student-run news organization covering Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa and Glendale.

I spoke with Michael Latner, a senior fellow with the UCS Center for Science and Democracy, and asked him to provide some details about the threats to democracy and what he and his colleagues see as viable solutions to save it.

Breaking It Down is GPPR’s new series focused on explaining emerging and endorsed solutions for various policy problems. In this first installment, I explain the process of ranked-choice voting and its credibility as a tool for electoral reform in the United States.    For the first time, American voters will not be voting under a…

The architecture of “winner take all” elections magnifies the pernicious effects of privately-financed campaigns

Irony is living in a country with democratic elections where some voters have little say in what the government does. Right now, if you are a Democrat in unincorporated Weld

Politicians in states across the country are using their power over voting district maps to stack the odds in their favor at the expense of voters. Racial and partisan gerrymandering is out of control. Urge Congress to clean up its act with fair redistricting.

/PRNewswire/ -- Based on an in-depth survey, 61% of voters favor using ranked choice voting in general federal elections, including 73% of Democrats and 55% of...

A new survey from the University of Maryland’s Program for Public Consultation shows that most Americans favor using ranked choice voting in federal elections with three or more candidates.

Though the movement has faced setbacks in Congress and at the Supreme Court, organizers say they must keep fighting "Jim Crow 2.0."