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To Advocates of Ranked-Choice Voting: A Respectful Case for Caution in Maryland
By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews Advocates of ranked-choice voting (RCV) deserve credit for engaging seriously with a real problem: many Americans feel disconnected from elections, dissatisfied with outcomes, and frustrated by negative campaigning and narrow pluralities. The impulse to improve how democracy functions is legitimate—and necessary. This response is not written to dismiss those…
Ranked-Choice Voting in Maryland: Disenfranchisement, Complexity, and a Reform That Solves the Wrong Problem
By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews As Maryland lawmakers once again debate changes to how elections are conducted, ranked-choice voting (RCV) has reemerged as a leading proposal. Supporters argue that RCV reduces vote-splitting, discourages negative campaigning, and helps ensure winners reflect broader voter preferences—particularly in crowded races. Those goals are not frivolous. Studies from…
How institutional signals shape youth and first-time voter trust in India’s elections. TruthWave Level-5 Investigation, Block 18.
