One of the most critical priority for any democracy is to improve its electoral system and start using a much better voting method.
The topic of voting methods is a subset of the topic on electoral systems.
The Duverger Syndrome is democracies' most critical illness. Both the causes and the fixes are known. Solutions must be applied as a matter of priority.
Tired of choosing the "lesser of two evils"? Approval Voting offers a refreshingly simple way to empower voters and elect candidates who truly represent their values. This powerful alternative can strengthen our democracies.
Tired of feeling limited by "choose-one" voting? Score Voting empowers you to rate candidates on a scale, expressing the strength of your support and helping elect leaders who truly represent your values.
Frustrated with uninformed voters and endless candidate lists? Informed Score Voting empowers you to express what you do know while acknowledging what you don't, leading to more thoughtful elections and better representation.
The simple "I Don't Know" option in Informed Score Voting can revolutionize elections and empower a more informed electorate. It can level the playing field for all candidates, and lead to fairer, more representative outcomes.
Having explored numerous paths towards a more just and representative democracy, we explain why we believe Informed Score Voting, with its unique "I Don't Know" option and balanced scoring range, represents the best approach to building stronger, more inclusive electoral processes.
Candidate Accountability — A candidate's past is a window into their future.
Informed Score Voting as the Vanguard for a Stronger Democracy — The best approach to building more resilient and inclusive electoral processes.
Informed Score Voting: Elevating Knowledge, Empowering Choice
Primary Elections
Ranked Voting (class of voting methods)
Rated Voting (class of voting methods)
Score voting: Rate, Don't Just Pick — Fully express your opinion on each candidate.
The "I Don't Know" Revolution: How a Simple Option Can Transform Democracy — Is voter ignorance a problem? Not with Informed Score Voting!
League of Women Voters of Colorado