FairVote provides its innovative analysis and pro-voter perspective to activists, local and state policymakers, and to all three branches of the federal government. This month, FairVote submitted amicus curiae (“friend of the court”) briefs along with the Center for Competitive Democracy in the Supreme Court for two cases, each seeking a full hearing before the highest court in the land. Both briefs highlight practical statutory solutions, such as forms of ranked choice voting, to the problem of no-choice elections.
Read FairVote’s brief in Balsam v. Guadagno, the New Jersey case about closed primaries, here.
Read FairVote’s brief in Rubin v. Padilla, the California case about “top two,” here.