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Tired of a rigged political system? IVN Editor Shawn Griffiths follows the historic movement to give power to all voters, including at the ballot box and in the court room, including exclusive interviews with election reform leaders across the nation.

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When Missouri Lawmakers Decide The People Have Too Much Power...

On the latest episode of Toppling The Duopoly, host Shawn Griffiths talks with Benjamin Singer, the executive director of the cross-partisan organization, Show Me Integrity, about the effort to stop M...

Bill To Give Parties Control over Congressional Primaries in Louisiana Dropped

The movement to take control of primaries out of the hands of political parties is growing. However, nonpartisan primary systems are only in place in a few states, and the only nonpartisan system in t...

Austin Becomes First City in Texas to Adopt Ranked Choice Voting

Austin made history over the weekend as it became the first city in Texas to adopt the use of ranked choice voting during a special election on May 1. Nearly 60% of city voters approved its use in fut...

Missouri Lawmakers Declare War on Ballot Initiative Process

The ballot initiative process is under attack in Missouri. New laws are making their way through the state legislature that would make it harder -- if not impossible -- for voters to decide for themse...

Funny Ed Helms Short Shows Just How Unfunny Gerrymandering Is

‍ RepresentUs, the nation’s largest anti-corruption organization, released a short video starring comedic actor Ed Helm highlighting the true impact and consequence of partisan gerrymandering. The iro...

Future Leaders in the Pro-Voter Reform Movement

On this episode of Toppling the Duopoly, host Shawn Griffiths is joined by Elena Ashburn and Dariel Cruz Rodriguez, the co-founders and co-directors of the recently launched national group, Students f...

Too Strong? Too Weak? Or Obsolete? Looking at the Power of Political Parties

‍ Demographics in the American electorate are shifting, the needs and priorities of voters are changing, yet politics in the US hasn't changed much in the last half century. In fact, the only thing th...

Voters Have A Right to Choose The Election System They Want

In the latest episode of Toppling the Duopoly, host Shawn Griffiths  and his guests discuss a lawsuit that seeks to overturn the will of the people in Alaska, who approved a comprehensive reform amend...

Partisan Insiders Attempt to Rob Alaskans of Political Reforms They Voted For

Alaskans for Better Elections, along with Alaska’s Division of Elections, have filed for summary judgment in a lawsuit to overturn the historic election reform a majority of voters approved in Novembe...

The Youth Vote: Will The Future Be Defined By Party Politics?

The general perception of young voters is that they are largely detached from politics and thus have no interest and don’t participate. Yet, the largest segment of the voting population -- Generation ...

UnRepresented: Corruption In Congress Runs Deeper Than You Think

On this episode of Toppling the Duopoly, host Shawn Griffiths interviews Dan Falconer, director of the award-winning documentary film, UnRepresented. UnRepresented"reveals the driving forces behind po...

10 Ways Joe Biden Is Just Like Donald Trump

2020 was a weird year. Can we all agree on that? Here’s something weird about 2020 that you may not have noticed amid all the shouting and freaking out: Democrats nominated and successfully fielded a ...
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