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Stop Confusing California’s Top-Two with Louisiana’s Jungle Primary
Open Primaries

Stop Confusing California’s Top-Two with Louisiana’s Jungle Primary

For those familiar with California’s top-two nonpartisan primary, written by the Independent Voter Project, the election process may sound similar. However, there’s a very important distinction.

OPINION: Why Voter Reform Trumps Impeachment
Opinion

OPINION: Why Voter Reform Trumps Impeachment

Here are four reasons voter reform is a far better, and more permanent solution to the problems the most earnest Democrats are hoping to solve by impeaching Donald Trump.

Suicide by Stupidity? Arizona Democrats Close the Presidential Primary
Open Primaries

Suicide by Stupidity? Arizona Democrats Close the Presidential Primary

The Arizona Democratic Party voted down a resolution on September 21 to open the party’s presidential primaries in March to the state’s 1.3 million independent voters.

Supreme Court Reaffirms It Will Not Protect Voters from Partisan Gerrymandering
Gerrymandering

Supreme Court Reaffirms It Will Not Protect Voters from Partisan Gerrymandering

With all the news on impeachment updates, a news story that flew under the radar this week was the latest decision by the Supreme Court to punt on a gerrymandering case out of Ohio.

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VIDEO: Tulsi Says DNC, Corporate Media Are "Trying to Hijack Entire Election Process"
Campaigns

VIDEO: Tulsi Says DNC, Corporate Media Are "Trying to Hijack Entire Election Process"

US Rep. Tulsi Gabbard says she is "seriously considering" boycotting the October 15 DNC debate.

New Ad: 33% of Voters Denied Right to Vote in AZ Presidential Preference Election
Open Primaries

New Ad: 33% of Voters Denied Right to Vote in AZ Presidential Preference Election

Independent Voters for Arizona launched a new ad Thursday, September 5, to raise awareness of the growing voting rights crisis in Arizona. Namely, 33% of registered voters in the state are denied the right to vote in the taxpayer-funded presidential preference elections.

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Bipartisan Collusion: The Two-Party Schemes that Kill Political Competition
Toppling The Duopoly

Bipartisan Collusion: The Two-Party Schemes that Kill Political Competition

In the latest episode of "Toppling the Duopoly," Open The Debates founder Eli Beckerman and I discuss these issues and how the impeachment narrative opens the door to greater awareness in the public on just how rigged our political elections process really is.

UnRig It: "There's Something Rotten in Denmark!"
UnRig It!

UnRig It: "There's Something Rotten in Denmark!"

The system is rigged against voters at every institutional level, but the reform movement is building momentum going into 2020 and beyond.

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