People who claim that #RankedChoiceVoting is too confusing to implement don't seem to care that in many complicated transactions of everyday life, individuals are pitted against corporations & the governments they own.
The elderly have to navigate "Medicare Advantage" plans.
The elderly have to navigate "Medicare Advantage" plans.
Renters have to navigate contracts with landlords.
Pension fund managers of unions & municipalities are hearing pitches from hedge fund managers.
You are shopping in the grocery store & the only info, for the most part, you have on the products is companies advertising.
Pension fund managers of unions & municipalities are hearing pitches from hedge fund managers.
You are shopping in the grocery store & the only info, for the most part, you have on the products is companies advertising.
You buy a house & it turns out that environmental changes elsewhere are going 2 eventually cause your property to be in a flood plain.
You are supposed to figure out which health insurance plan best meets the medicines you need.
In all of these things & more, it's #caveatemptor
You are supposed to figure out which health insurance plan best meets the medicines you need.
In all of these things & more, it's #caveatemptor
Yet somehow we need to "protect" the simple voter who can't figure out how to rank preferences on a ballot.
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