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Going dormant

04/25/08

Permalink 07:30:04 am, Categories: General

The Vermont House did pass S.108 (Vermont's instant runoff voting bill that originated in the Senate last year), and, as expected, Governor Douglas choose to veto it.

As I write this we're still awaiting a decision on a veto override attempt, but a successful outcome seems a dubious proposition. I'm going to rely on one thing: as a prognosticator I'm generally a miserable failure.

I'll post when I hear more.

In the meantime this blog will be going formally dormant. It will stay up mostly because there is a wealth of good information on the pages within. A good place to start is with the links on the right side as you scroll down.

Please let me know if you or your organization have any IRV related news you/it would like cross posted here. I'll be happy to oblige in most circumstances.

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Instant Runoff Voting, otherwise known as preferential voting, is a way for folks to vote their hopes instead of their fears. IRV gives people the freedom to select the candidate of their choice while simultaneously alleviating the need to select a lesser of two bad candidates ... because even the lesser of two bad candidates is still a bad candidate. VermontIRV is a blog set up to deal specifically with Instant Runoff Voting, and VermontIRV means to do this in a positive, forward looking manner.

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