Algorithmic social media designed to drive engagement at all costs has really done incalculable damage to society

Yes. This is how the handful of states that have used RCV for their Dem pres primaries have done it. Ranked choice voting here is being used to describe the process from the perspective of the voter (you are ranking candidates) rather than to a specific tabulation format (like IRV).

*threshold for getting any delegates

There’s already minimum threshold set for getting any votes. Instead of votes for anyone below the threshold being wasted (as happens now), you reallocate to second, third, etc. choices until all remaining candidates are above the threshold. Then you do the proportionate delegate allocation.

I love how the question was phrased along the lines of "what do you feel drives your overtime costs" instead of actual data-based info

There’s really just the one way to do single-seat RCV, but Minneapolis has a cap of three rankings, which could be meaningful in a big field like this.

Website still shows an outage in my area. I'm more confused now but still angry because comcast is the worst but it's my only option and we really need to regulate cable as common carriers.

I wasn’t too worried about election givens how decentralized they are but the one way in which they aren’t decentralized is that a handful of companies run almost the entire market of voting machines.

Would love to see this with ward boundaries

I’ve been in Chicago for 5+ years and I’ve never once watch a local news broadcast live. I’ve only seen clips when I get linked to articles.

State Senator Graciela Guzman is out here in front of the facility demanding the release of two of her constituents (who are U.S. citizens), asking to speak with federal agents. No response from them so far. Shes putting on a respirator.