Data-visualizations based on the ranked choice vote in New York City’s Democratic Mayoral primary offer insights about the prospects for election process reform in the United States.
Burlington Vermont’s 2009 Mayoral race provides a great example for visualizing the results of ranked choice elections. It’s the most consequential real-world case where a Condorcet winner beat a runoff winner (the legally elected winner), but where both beat the plurality winner. If you like controversy, you’ve come to the right dataset. There’s more about…
Voters in America’s biggest city are in store for a novel experience. By adopting ranked choice voting for their upcoming municipal elections, they’ll be piloting a relatively new model for fulfilling the chores of democratic citizenship in the United States.
The new Angular version of AimsPoll is coming along. This video is based on a sandbox version hosted at StadiumLogic.com. Over the next few weeks I’ll be focused on wiring up a .net Core backend.
This is a new branding video for AimsPoll, just in time for the Unrigged conference hosted by Represent.us, where there will be several panels on ranked choice voting. A short segment at the end previews the new user interface that will be supported by the Sygnol API