The last campaign finance report before Election Day shows millions are being spent on that would upend Colorado’s election system in favor of ranked-choice voting, in which candidates are selected by order of preference.
Out of the 14 statewide ballot questions, which by the way ties the record, it’s Proposition 131 that would bring the most political change and disruption with its jungle primaries and ranked-choice voting general elections.
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Imagine if your vote could genuinely reflect your voice. Some argue Proposition 131, the ranked-choice voting measure, can do just that.
An anti-ranked choice voting group warned that ballot initiatives in favor of the practice would make elections less secure.
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With the passage of Proposition 131, the ranked-choice voting measure you may have heard about, petitions are the only way candidates will able to qualify for the ballot. Only candidates with big money supporting them will be able to pay canvassers enough money to stand in front of stores to get a sufficient number of voters to sign each candidate’s petition.
Barry & O’Reilly: Vote ‘NO’ on Prop. 131 and say you don’t want ranked-choice voting Read More »
With many Colorado voters already having ballots in hand, soon decisions will need to be made on a variety of ballot initiatives, not the least of which is Proposition 131.
Experts to debate Prop 131 (Ranked Choice Voting) at Oct. 18 event in Grand Junction Read More »
Ranked-choice voting (RCV), Proposition 131 on Colorado’s November ballot, is such a drastic perversion of our nation’s 247-year election standard of one person/one vote that voting for it risks actually losing your vote.
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