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OK, you got me there. But the point remains, supporting campaigns for the opposite party would be a consequence. {nm}
Posted by: forlorne on Jul 08, 12:06 in response to DTravel's post Like they don't already fake their beliefs....
unintended consequences: if you favor electing presidents by popular vote, both parties will spend most of their resources supporting forlorne Jul 08, 09:25
Like they don't already fake their beliefs.... {nm} DTravel Jul 08, 11:23
OK, you got me there. But the point remains, supporting campaigns for the opposite party would be a consequence. forlorne Jul 08, 12:06
Having a run-off election b/w the two most popular candidates deals with this. It’s how France directly elects its president. {nm} RogerMore Jul 08, 16:21
also, any ratf**ing by a major party would be lighting valuable money on fire when the popular vote difference is usually in the 2-8m range professor zovek Jul 08, 16:45
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