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We the people ask the federal government to Change an existing Administration policy:

The two party system does not accurately reflect the wishes of voters.

Created by A.B. on October 19, 2016

There are three main issues with the current system of electing the president:
First past the post
Primaries
Electoral College

Our current first past the post voting system only allows citizens to indicate their top choice thus making a two party system a necessity. For example in an election with three candidates, a, b, and c if a citizen votes for the least popular candidate, a that is “taking away” a vote from his second choice, b thus giving an advantage to his last choice, c. However under a ranked voting system voting 3rd party does not favor the opposite extreme. Under a ranked system the hypothetical voter’s ballot would look like: a 1, b 2, c 3. Once the votes were counted the votes for the least popular candidate, rather than being discarded, would go to their second choice. Th

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