“The Democratic Strategist” has this original analysis of why top-two election systems may make partisanship and polarization more extreme than they already are, at least as applied to California.
“The Democratic Strategist” has this original analysis of why top-two election systems may make partisanship and polarization more extreme than they already are, at least as applied to California.
P.R. and App.V.
NO primaries are needed.
How does the NE regime survive ??? — Nonpartisan one house legislature — top 2 primary.
Right… and 49 states have two-house legislatures, while 47 states have partisan elections.
# 2 Where is the language in the nearly dead U.S.A. Constitution that has ANY mention of ANY party hacks — with their party hack extremist caucuses, conventions and primaries ???
What was the first State NOT to have slavery ??? — leading the very hard way to the 13th Amdt in 1865.
#2 As of January 1, 2011 – 46 states.
You of course mean partisan primary elections.
#4: It will be 46, IF the courts uphold the Washington state and California “top two” systems.
I mean partisan elections.