Robert M. Moesinger

Government Reform

With ranked choice voting and multiparty democracy, voters can express their preferences for a better candidate without feeling like they're voting for the opposite candidate. This means that you can rank your favorite candidate first, but still express an opinion for who you'd prefer next. Learn more

The strength of American capitalism is in competing ideas, and our government is being throttled by the monopolistic control of the two parties. By contrast, if there were multiple competitive parties in your area, you could campaign with whichever of them is the best fit for your idea. With ranked choice voting, you could impress enough local people to put you high on their rankings: even if their party loyalty prevented them from putting you first on their list, your party could win better representation on a novel, positive idea. This viable route to relevance allows the competitiveness of the marketplace to help us implement real solutions to the problems we face. Learn more