At a national and state level? Hell, no. I went with those least undesirable who actually had chances of winning. Because that means that the most undesirable don't win.
At a local level (county and city), yes. Hoping that as the parties get more recognition at a local level, they'll be able to increase their visibility and memorability.
On the other hand, I voted. So I get to bitch about the results, no matter what happens.
I admit to playing the two-party game, although I wholly agree with your arguments for ranked voting, and a few other points you've brought up.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
(no subject)
Date: 2004-11-02 06:17 pm (UTC)At a local level (county and city), yes. Hoping that as the parties get more recognition at a local level, they'll be able to increase their visibility and memorability.
On the other hand, I voted. So I get to bitch about the results, no matter what happens.
I admit to playing the two-party game, although I wholly agree with your arguments for ranked voting, and a few other points you've brought up.