Five Arizona State Representatives have introduced HB 2283, to require that all vote-counting equipment in Arizona be able to handle instant runoff voting. The five legislators are all Democrats: Juan Mendez, Ken Clark, Albert Hale, Jonathan Larkin, and Stefanie Mach.
I certainly hope that’s not the same IRV being advocated ny Fairvote.org for the past 20 years which cements the two-party phenomena by electing only names which garner 50% plus one vote.
I’d favor the Coomb’s Method or an equal ranking IRV.
IRV will only elect more extremists who will claim some sort of mandate from Hell — since the Moderate Middle is muddled most of the time.
34 L–M–R
33 R–M–L
16 M–L–R
16 M–R–L
99
M loses, L beats R by a mighty 50-49
Head to Head
65 M beats 34 L
66 M beats 33 R
Means ZERO to the IRV FANATICS.
M has 99 first/second votes.
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P.R. legislative bodies
Approval Voting for single offices
— pending Condorcet head to head math.