Captain K Thumps Ranked Choice Voting in the Tropics

Topic: Elections

For my March visit to Hawaii, featuring events on Kauai and Oahu, I was asked to provide a block of instruction regarding Ranked Choice Voting, which is beginning to take root in some states and is being pushed heavily as another means of gaming the system in favor of establishment-endorsed candidates.

In Honolulu, at an event sponsored by Audit the Vote Hawaii, I presented 10 points against this practice, which is also called Instant Runoff Voting (IRV). You can find the entire segment here, shot in brilliant detail by local patriot Andy Crossland.

Embedded in this post, you will find a short of this video edited by Paul Fleuret, which can easily be shared with your friends who want to understand why this new method is problematic in the age of easily manipulated election outcomes.

Enjoy.

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