FairVote Washington Discussion

You do not need paper ballots to do complex voting operations; there is readily available software (

I agree with David. John John R. Burbank Executive Director Economic Opportunity Institute 603

Hello Zach! Not to worry -- FairVoteWa is alive and well! We had an excellent day this past Friday in

Hey Kyle, You might "test and learn" with various ways of describing it while you're

​Here in Pierce County, the incremental approach was tried in 2008. Single winner RCV was adopted,

I'm happy to help with the "why" when we get to that. I've had a lot of discussions

Thanks all, I've lost track of what the actual policy disagreement is here. We all like ranked

Yes, I am planning to attend this meeting and learn more. I spoke to one of the organizers briefly

A well-founded concern, in my opinion. Arguably, the bill would preclude the SOS from allowing

I would also direct your attention to the Feb 8th hearing on the Washington Voting Rights Act, which

I sent about a dozen invites, but not the whole group yet (I didn't realize how many had joined

Notes from last week's phone call with FairVote: From: David Bangs Sent: Thursday, February 23,

Yeah that was the result of when we were accidentally spamming everyone's emails with our meeting