Project Title: Stakeholder Research & Education - Ranked Choice Voting
Rank the Vote
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| Project Title | Stakeholder Research & Education - Ranked Choice Voting |
| Project Topics | Research & Development |
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| Project Synopsis: Challenge/Opportunity | Rank the Vote seeks to overcome legislative gridlock, political polarization, and negativity by advocating for Ranked Choice Voting systems. Ranked Choice Voting gives a strong voice to all voters, and ensures candidates with the broadest support get to govern. It is a simple change that gives voters the option to rank candidates for office in the order they prefer them: 1, 2, 3.
We would like to engage in a project to understand the most effective ways to educate and get buy in from city councilors/ mayors/ officials, community organizations, and other municipal stakeholders on the benefits of proportional representation (with multi-member districts). |
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| Project Synopsis: Expected Results | We would like to see an evidence-based, action-oriented strategy to educating each audience( (city councilors/mayors/officials, community organizations, and other municipal stakeholders). If time permits, initial testing of these approaches would be an additional benefit.
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Project Timeline
Rank the Vote - Stakeholder Research & Education - Ranked Choice Voting
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Tue, 09/12/23
12:00 AM
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Program Kickoff
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Program Managers
| Name | Organization |
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| Elizabeth Larsen | New York University (NYU) |
| Maya van Rosendaal | New York University (NYU) |
| Tiffany Charbonier | New York University (NYU) |
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