The Alternative Vote Explained
Anyone familiar with this idea? It seems really solid and I can't figure out why 3rd parties, plus Bernie Sanders, aren't making more noise about it.
Is there some downside to it that I'm missing?
Quick version: Everyone votes for their top 5 (or their top X) choices. On the first count, you only include everyone's first choice, and the last-place candidate is eliminated. For everyone who had that guy as their first choice, their vote gets moved to their second choice, and the process repeats.
This continues until there's a winner.
Why isn't there a movement to switch to this?