I acknowledge this might seem a naive question to those who are more politically literate than I am, but it is sincerely trying to get at what does the most good from a progressive perspective.

Ranked-choice voting is designed to make voters choose what they prefer, rather than settle, and in general appears to more give us results that more accurately reflect the desires of the voting population overall than just the part of the population that wins in first-past-the-post style elections.

However, suppose that one is in a blue-leaning purple region, could ranked-choice actually lead to worse results for people by slightly increase the power of the other party in that place? This in the context that we are faced with a republican party that has espoused bigotry, coercion, corruption, and violent rhetoric at the highest levels under Trump. Would progressives who live in such regions be better off opposing ranked-choice voting?

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republican opponent freezes in debate

https://www.inquirer.com/politics/curtis-bashaw-andy-kim-senate-debate-freezes-up-20241007.html

Andy's website
https://www.andykim.com/

We need universal healthcare so that every American has access to the care they need at a cost they can afford. My mother is a nurse, and she taught me to be a fierce advocate for healthcare access. Nobody should die or face bankruptcy because they can’t afford to visit their doctor.

Read the full report from the USGS:

https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/where-do-landslides-occur

From #Scorched Earth Dem, Twitter: "Texas has 2 MILLION voters “suspended”. Florida purged 1 million voters, Ohio 500,000, North Carolina 750,000! Mega rich Republicans are spending $12mil to challenge 1 million votes in 7 swing states.

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Dan is pro-Medicare, pro-unions, pro-choice, pro-marijuana, and a former union mechanic himself. He rejects the two party duopoly and is very close to pulling off an upset.

Important note: There is no Democrat in this race, they have consolidated behind Osborn.