Review:
Electoral Reform
overall review score: 4.5
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Electoral reform refers to the process of changing electoral systems or rules to improve the functioning and fairness of elections.
Key Features
- Implementation of proportional representation
- Alternative voting systems such as ranked choice voting
- Redistricting to reduce gerrymandering
- Campaign finance reform
- Expansion of voting rights
Pros
- Promotes a more inclusive and representative democracy
- Reduces the influence of money in politics
- Counteracts gerrymandering and voter suppression tactics
- Encourages higher voter turnout
Cons
- Resistance from incumbent politicians who benefit from the current system
- Challenges in educating and mobilizing the public on complex reforms
- Potential for unintended consequences or disruptions to political stability