r/electionreform

1.8K archived posts · Feb 2010 – Sep 2026

Election Reform - If it's broken, let's fix it!

r/electionreform

Archived posts from r/electionreform, Feb 2010 to Sep 2026.

Created Jun 20, 2009

1.2KMembers (last snapshot)

1.8KArchived posts

Discussion of current problems with election systems, along with improvements and alternatives, primarily in the US. Preferred topics include: the influence of money in elections, the effect of lobbyists, the media's influence, and the problems with plurality voting as the system in use.

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