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This would be a HUGE step in the right direction. Ideally, we would modify the IRV tabulation process, which can still cause VOTE SPLITTING, where a majority who fails to come together around a single candidate can be divided & conquered, & not every vote counts. starvoting .org

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What voting method should Los Angeles use for its elections? #STARVoting volunteer Bruce shares his thoughts!

Why is #STARVoting the right choice for Los Angeles?

Tomorrow: October 15 STAR Voting vs Ranked Choice Voting Arend Castelein of Equal Vote will be presenting the benefits of STAR Voting at this event hosted by @WEAllCA and Good Gov LA. #rankedchoice #rcv #starvoting #losangeles Link in comment below.

Reminder: Event happening Wednesday! Do you know the differences between #STARVoting and #RankedChoiceVoting? Come listen to the debate!

Panel Discussion: #starvoting vs. #rankedchoice voting. Wednesday, Oct 15 at 6pm Pacific instagram.com/p/DPg88sMkoMh/…

Next week: October 15 STAR Voting vs Ranked Choice Voting Arend Castelein of Equal Vote will be presenting the benefits of STAR Voting at this event hosted by @WEAllCA and Good Gov LA. #rankedchoice #rcv #starvoting #losangeles Link in comment below.

Both #STARVoting and #ApprovalVoting have the power to make elections more representative and allow voters to vote their consciences. Let's work together to support great reforms giving voters a real voice! Everyone, please give @electionscience a follow if you haven't already.

Thank you @mrumsky for your testimony to the LA Charter Reform Commission in support of #STARVoting! As you point out, STAR Voting has several advantages over #RankedChoiceVoting.

Hear what election officials have to say about #RankedChoice Voting. Better voting methods such as #STARVoting and #ApprovalVoting address their concerns with RCV. youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…

Is it time to think beyond Ranked Choice Voting ? #rankedchoice has great intentions, but other voting methods go farther to deliver on those goals! #starvoting #approvalvoting #rankedrobin equal.vote/beyond_rcv_zine

Just what is the difference between #starvoting and #rankedchoice voting anyway? This cute video explains it all! youtu.be/JDCQQEeSQlo?si=FnpW…

Charlie Kirk has shown us the truth: it's not the educated elite, career politicians, or wealthy donors we should listen to—it's the individual with a meek voice but strong stance, no money for campaigns but deep empathy for everyday Americans. These aren't the "senator's sons" but working people who care more about America than getting rich, knowing their time in office is limited. This is why we need civilian-based elections through the American Congressional Reform Act. Every district conducts a lottery 18 months before elections, randomly selecting 10 citizens who've been registered voters for 4 years, paid taxes for 3 consecutive years, and pass basic civics tests. From this pool, 5 civilians and 5 military veterans advance to the ballot alongside experienced candidates like current House members and state legislators. These lottery-selected citizens represent the backbone of America—teachers, mechanics, nurses, small business owners—people who understand real struggles because they live them daily. They're not career politicians seeking power but everyday Americans called to temporary service. A 6-month Congressional Academy provides necessary training while mentorship programs pair them with experienced legislators. The accountability is brutal: Congress gets no special healthcare—they use military hospitals or VA care like veterans. Most importantly, NO FUNDING until budget is balanced. Zero payroll for representatives or staff, no travel money, not even office supplies. No backpay possible. Six-year House term limits with 25-year total Congressional service caps ensure representatives return to the communities they serve. Mandatory quarterly town halls and real-time disclosure of all meetings keep them accountable to constituents, not lobbyists. This isn't about qualifications on paper—it's about heart, integrity, and genuine love for America. These citizen-legislators will work alongside experienced politicians, bringing fresh perspectives while learning governance. They'll vote their conscience, not party pressure, because they're going home regardless. @realDonaldTrump @SenateGOP @GOPHouseOfRep @HouseDemocrats @SenateDems #starvoting

🇺🇸 THE CITIZEN-SERVICE MEMBER CONGRESS ACT - A Blueprint to End the Swamp Forever Fellow Americans, I've been watching Congress destroy our country for years, and I'm done just complaining about it. It's time we actually fix this broken system with real reforms that put service before self. Here's my comprehensive plan to transform Congress from a career destination into genuine public service. The foundation of this reform starts with how we vote. We need to implement STAR Voting (Score Then Automatic Runoff) for all congressional elections. Here's how it works: voters rate each candidate from 0-5 stars, then the top two scoring candidates advance to an automatic runoff where your ballot counts as one vote for whichever finalist you rated higher. This completely eliminates the problems that plague our current system - no more vote splitting that helps extremists win with 35% of the vote, no more \"lesser of two evils\" choices, and no more spoiler effects that kill good third-party candidates. Big money candidates can't just buy their way to victory with name recognition when voters can actually express their true preferences. The real game-changer is the Citizen-Service Member Lottery System. Each congressional district would select 10 candidates for every race: 5 ordinary citizens chosen through a computerized lottery and 5 from our public service community - military veterans, police officers, firefighters, ICE agents, FBI agents, DEA, Border Patrol, EMTs, and other first responders who have already proven their dedication to serving and protecting Americans. The citizen lottery participants must be registered voters for at least 4 years, have paid federal taxes for 3 consecutive years, and pass a basic civics competency test. This ensures we get qualified people, not just anyone off the street, but it also guarantees that ordinary taxpaying Americans can serve without needing millions in campaign funds or political connections. The service member requirement honors those who've already put their lives on the line for their communities and country - people who understand sacrifice, duty, and what it means to serve something greater than themselves. Now here's where we implement real accountability through what I call the \"Up or Out\" system, borrowed directly from military promotion timelines. Sitting representatives can campaign to keep their House seat OR run for Senate, but if they lose either race, they're done with Congress forever. No coming back, no lobbying, no revolving door nonsense. House members must decide by their 6th year whether to try for the Senate or become permanently ineligible for congressional service. This creates genuine consequences for poor performance and prevents the decades-long entrenchment we see today. Representatives can't just coast in safe seats because they know they have to either perform well enough to advance or accept that their congressional career is over. The accountability doesn't stop there. Congress gets the exact same benefits as the people they send to war and the first responders they expect to risk their lives daily. No special healthcare plans - they get treatment at military hospitals or VA healthcare at the 50% service-connected level. If that's good enough for our veterans who bled for this country and our cops who get shot protecting our communities, it's damn well good enough for politicians. And here's the kicker: Congress gets zero funding until they pass a balanced budget. No paychecks for members or staff, no office budgets, no travel money, not even coffee and paper. And there's no backpay allowed - miss the deadline, lose the money forever. You want to get paid? Do your job and balance the budget first, just like every American family has to balance theirs and every police department has to work within their budget. The term limits have real teeth in this system. House representatives get a maximum of 6 years (3 terms), Senators get a maximum of 18 years (3 terms), with an absolute lifetime cap of 25 years total congressional service. But here's the reality - most will serve far less because there are only two Senate seats per state, and the "up or out" pressure means representatives either advance or exit. This creates what's essentially a built-in primary system for every election - sitting Senators have to defend their records against fresh House members who've proven themselves effective in the lower chamber. Only the best performers stay in the Senate because they're constantly competing against ambitious, proven representatives who want to move up. It's natural selection for politicians - the weak get weeded out automatically. No more 40-year swamp creatures who've forgotten what it's like to actually work for a living or put their life on the line for others. This service-member model works because it's based on principles that actually function in high-stakes situations: service before self, mission first with personal comfort last, up-or-out advancement that prevents stagnation, shared sacrifice and real accountability, and you don't get rewarded until you complete the mission successfully. Our military, police, firefighters, and federal agents operate effectively because these principles create the right incentives - Congress should work the same way. What we'd get is a complete transformation. Instead of career politicians enriching themselves, we'd have fresh perspectives every few years from people who've actually risked their lives serving others - cops who've walked dangerous beats, firefighters who've run into burning buildings, soldiers who've served in combat zones, Border Patrol agents who've secured our frontier, and FBI agents who've taken down criminals. These are people who understand what real service looks like, what sacrifice means, and how to make tough decisions under pressure. Combined with ordinary citizens who remember what it's like to pay taxes, follow laws, and deal with government bureaucracy, we'd have representatives who bring both courage and common sense to governance. Representatives would face real fiscal responsibility through personal consequences, and they'd maintain genuine accountability to constituents because their political survival depends on performance, not incumbency advantages. When you've got former cops and firefighters in Congress, they're not going to tolerate the waste and corruption we see today - they know what it's like to do more with less and to be held accountable for results. The constitutional amendment path is challenging but achievable. We can start with state-level pilots and interstate compacts, build grassroots pressure for the amendment, support primary challenges for candidates backing these reforms, and implement STAR voting in local and state elections to prove it works. The key is aligning incentives correctly - instead of rewarding politicians for staying in power, we reward them for serving effectively and then returning to live under the laws they made. No more millionaires becoming multimillionaires in Congress while working families struggle. No more representatives with better healthcare than our veterans and first responders. No more deficit spending while Congress lives in luxury. Just qualified citizens and proven service members serving limited terms, facing real consequences for failure, then going home to live as private citizens under the government they created. @realDonaldTrump @SenateGOP @GOPHouseOfRep @HouseDemocrats @SenateDems The swamp exists because we've allowed career politicians to thrive without real accountability. This system creates a Congress of citizen-servants and proven heroes who understand what sacrifice means, what accountability looks like, and what it means to serve something greater than your own political ambitions. It's time to demand that our representatives serve with the same honor, discipline, and consequences we expect from those who risk their lives protecting us every day. Who's ready to make this the defining issue of the next election cycle? Share this if you believe Congress should operate like our military and first responders - with honor, accountability, and real consequences for failure. 🇺🇸 #CongressionalReform #STARVoting #TermLimits #FirstRespondersFirst #CitizenCongress #EndTheSwamp

Don't let the debate over a single controversial reform like #RCV overshadow other good ideas for improving our #elections. Focusing solely on one solution can cause us to miss out on other valuable changes. electionscience.org/educatio… #starvoting #prorep

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