The Center for Election Science

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We're a nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to empowering people with voting methods that strengthen democracy—with an emphasis on approval voting.

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  1. Tweet épinglé
    26 avr. 2021

    Approval voting is simple, transparent, and empowers voters to truly have their voices heard. 👍🗳

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  2. il y a 5 heures

    Tomorrow is primary day in Pennsylvania, and according to polls, it looks like vote-splitting in both the Republican and Democratic races is all but guaranteed. We'll be watching closely and will update our vote-splitting tracker after the results are in:

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  3. 13 mai

    Fairer, more representative elections are just a simple change away! Go from "vote for one" to "vote for all the candidates you approve of." And voilà! Empowered voters and an end to vote-splitting. ✅ Learn more >>

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  4. 12 mai

    Check out our own on the podcast How to Win Friends and Save the Republic!

    Following the Science (with Aaron Hamlin) and (podcast) Listen here:
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  5. 12 mai

    Sorry folks - that should say August, not June!

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  6. 12 mai

    Alaska has a huge, 48-person primary coming up in June. Among the candidates are Santa Claus and Sarah Palin. Expect to see lots of vote-splitting in this 48-candidate primary! It could all be solved simply with approval voting.

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  7. 12 mai

    More candidates are running in key primary races than ever before. As CES's Director of Campaigns and Advocacy Chris Raleigh argues, our election system and voting method isn’t keeping up. The answer to this dilemma? . Read why below. 👇

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  8. 11 mai

    Nebraska held their primaries last night, and boy did we see some vote-splitting. In the Republican primary for Governor, the winner emerged with just 34% of the vote. With approval voting, there would be a much clearer picture of what the voters actually wanted.

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    9 mai

    South Dakota Dept Attorney General McGuigan says: Approval Voting ✅ Instant Runoff Voting ❌ Sad to see options being denied to voters in SD, but happy to see Approval Voting passing the test. Let's get Approval Voting in South Dakota!

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  10. 10 mai

    Our friends at are working to bring better elections to the people of their city. All voters across the country deserve to vote using approval voting. ✅ Sign up to help empower more voters >>

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  11. 10 mai

    Choose-one voting results in vote-splitting -- similar candidates split their supporter base. It can sometimes lead to a candidate with less overall support winning. With approval voting, vote-splitting can be a thing of the past. ✅ Learn more >>

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  12. 9 mai

    Are you getting out the vote this primary season? As says, "On election day, they battle over power and can't ignore us. It's the only time our voices matter." Listen to this episode of with and go vote!

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    3 mai

    Aaron Hamlin of wrote an excellent OpEd to the Juneau Empire about Alaska's tough new primary method. Great write up!

    It shouldn't be a big surprise that when you force voters to pick only one candidate when you have 48 options that you're going to have a bit of a mess.
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    5 mai

    Approval Voting: America’s Favorite Voting Reform (blog) By Whitney Hua A growing body of polling has confirmed that Americans are losing faith in our electoral system and other democratic institutions. Read here:

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  15. 6 mai

    When we think of voting, most of us think "Vote for one candidate." But it doesn't have to be that way. There are better ways to vote out there, like approval voting. Voters deserve better. Join the movement for better elections >>

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  16. 5 mai

    Choose-one voting dilutes community voting power. Approval voting empowers voters to fully express their preferences and elect leaders who truly represent them. ✅ Learn more >>

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  17. 5 mai

    In Ohio's Senate race Tuesday, the winner came away with just 32.2% of the vote. Another vote-split election thanks to choose-one voting. Check out our tracker to see a full list of all the primaries so far this season that have ended in a vote split.

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  18. 4 mai

    Congressional primaries are getting more and more crowded. Having lots of choices is great for voters, but choose-one voting creates vote-splitting that can compromise the outcomes of these crowded elections. Learn more in our report 👇👇

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    3 mai

    It shouldn't be a big surprise that when you force voters to pick only one candidate when you have 48 options that you're going to have a bit of a mess.

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  20. 3 mai

    It's primary season, and Ohio and Indiana have their primaries today. We'll be keeping close watch to see how much vote-splitting occurs. Check out our vote-split election tracker to find out more! 🗳

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  21. 2 mai

    How many vote-split elections do you think will happen tomorrow when OH & IN have their primaries? Enter your guess by midnight for a chance to win some CES swag! You'll also receive a free approval voting sticker just for entering 👍 Submit your guess >>

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