Next month, North Carolina voters are electing a State Supreme Court justice. There are two Republicans and one Democrat on the ballot. This story explains how that happened. It also says polls show that the two Republicans are splitting the Republican vote almost evenly, so of course that makes it more likely the Democrat will win. Thanks to How Appealing for the link.
One divide and conquer machination.
Winner — under 40 percent ???
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NONPARTISAN AppV – all exec/judic offices – pending Condorcet
This example shows a random win by a 2nd largest party because of the split vote problem.
The random win is welcomed because it brings unpredictability.
In SF we always know which civic group will win 100% of the time because under ranked choice voting in single-winner districts only the largest party wins 100% of the time guaranteed.
The United Coalition USA has been using parliamentary procedures under pure proportional representation for more than twenty-three consecutive years and PPR works perfectly fine.
Watch for the Herd / Ogle for President 2020, a stealth campaign by men to unite with S female POTUS candidate.
http://www.usparliament.org/google2020.php