Ranked Choice Voting - Support a Deeper Democracy
VOTE YOUR HOPES NOT YOUR
FEARS WITH RANKED CHOICE VOTING !
- Ranked Choice Voting (a.k.a. Instant Runoff Voting) has been
enacted for UW campus elections - Ranked Choice Voting is now the law in Pierce County
elections - Ranked Choice Voting is being officially studied by the King
County Citizens Election Oversight Committee
(Thank you to everyone who lobbied to get RCV to this point
for King County!!!!)
Come find out how we can enact Ranked Choice Voting for City
of Seattle and King County elections, and protect RCV where it has been enacted!
University Friends Meeting House
4001 9th Ave NE
Featured speakers/performers
Krist Novoselic, musician, and leader in the pro-democracy
revolution
Dr. Rich Anderson-Connolly, organizer of the successful
campaign to enact RCV in Pierce County
Erik Connell, with the national election reform think
tank FairVote
Joe Szwaja, former city council candidate in
Seattle and President of RCV -Washington
in the Seattle-born grunge band Nirvana and currently the
bassist for the band Flipper. He founded JAMPAC, an
organization that works to protect the rights of free expression. He
authored Of Grunge and Government: Let's Fix this Broken Democracy.
He is also a poet and gardener at his farm in southwestern
Washington.
professor of comparative sociology at the University of Puget Sound, and was
the leader of the successful campaign to enact Ranked Choice Voting in
Pierce County. Rich will tell us how his group pulled it off, how
opponents of democracy have continued to attack RCV there, and in particular
how powerful interests are trying again to repeal RCV for
Pierce County this November
FairVote, in Takoma Park, Maryland, where he helped with numerous efforts
to enact election reform around the country. Erik is returning to his
home town of Tacoma, Washington to help stop what is expected to be a
well-funded effort to repeal RCV in Pierce County.
Madison City Council, current president of Ranked Choice Voting for Washington
who led the successful effort to get RCV studied by the King County
Council. He will tell us how our
efforts have gotten RCV one step closer to reality in King County and what we
can do to help get it on the ballot.
Krist play a few tunes while panel members and the audience try to
play along!
with footage from the grassroots testimony that
convinced the King County Charter Review Commission to study RCV .Donations
are gratefully accepted to help fund the DVD and our other ongoing efforts to
enact RCV in King County and throughout Washington.
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