Voting systems is one of the few political things I'm very passionate about (those of you that know me will know I won't shut up about this). I really do think this is one of the most important things we can do to fix our democracy. I've always been saddened that Ordinal systems have captured the public eye but Cardinal systems haven't. Everything I have read suggests that Cardinal is leagues better: scalability, ease, verifiability, resistance to strategies, and vse. I'm really happy to see more and more Approval initiatives (I'm a bigger fan of STAR, but Approval is good enough that I'd shut up about voting).
I also suggest other users look for Clay[0] in these threads. He's the co-inventor of STAR and writes a lot about voting. Also a HN user.
I also suggest other users look for Clay[0] in these threads. He's the co-inventor of STAR and writes a lot about voting. Also a HN user.
[0] https://twitter.com/ClayShentrup