On March 22, a trial state court in Madison, Wisconsin, ordered Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to schedule special elections for two empty seats in the legislature. See this story. The Governor had wanted to keep the seats vacant until the November 6, 2018 election. Thanks to PoliticalWire for the link. UPDATE: the case is Newton v Walker, Dane County, 2018cv-519.
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NO more high cost special elections
— with folks moving around having 2 or more votes for some offices during a term.
Demo Rep is right!
Have voters vote for representatives and alternates. But there would be two positions here. Apply the STV system here as if it were a 2-member district. 33.34% to get a seat, either as a representative or alternate. Any surplus votes and/or votes for candidates that come last in a count will be transferred to each voter’s next choice.