Maine Supreme Court Hears Case on Whether Ranked Choice Voting Should be on Ballot for President

On September 15, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court heard oral argument in the case over whether the Republican-backed referendum petition had enough valid signatures. If the petition did have enough valid signatures, then the ranked-choice law on presidential voting is suspended until the voters decide on whether to keep RCV. In that case, it would not be used in November 2020 for president.


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Maine Supreme Court Hears Case on Whether Ranked Choice Voting Should be on Ballot for President — 4 Comments

  1. How ANTI-Democracy are the New Age Elephants ???

    Enough to declare martial law ans overthrow the corpse of the 1787 USA Const ???

    – which has become an OPEN ANTI-DEMOCRACY gerrymander monarchy/oligarchy.

  2. I hope we do stop ranked choice voting in Maine’s single-winner Presidential and Congressional districts. Nobody wants the one-party system and the FairVote group should spend effort repealing their damage in SF, Oakland. etc.

    One-party voting systems are twice as dictatorial than two-party voting systems.

    The United Coalition USA is bringing the correct math for the three-party system or the 539-party system to to 538-member Electoral College since 1992. We advise FairVote of their incorrect math but they got it wrong.

    United Coalition USA
    One Black Panther for US President 2020
    http://www.pprelectoralcollege.com

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