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A REAL VOTE FIX
NICHOLS, JOHN | November 16, 2009 issue

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The article reports on electoral reform in the United States. The central focus of the article is a discussion of instant runoff voting, a system under which voters rank political candidates in order of preference. It is explained that such a system would prevent the election of candidates who have not achieved a majority of votes cast.

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INSTANT runoff voting; ELECTIONS; POLITICAL candidates; UNITED States -- Politics & government -- 2009-; UNITED States
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