Common Ground Democracy
Edward B. FoleyImproving elections to maximize consent of the governed
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One Electoral Method is Inferior to Others When Voters Are Deeply Divided
In the previous essay in this series, I described a hypothetical election between three candidates—Blue, Red, and Gray—to illustrate the challenge of electing a single winner to represent the entirety of an electorate that is divided along ...
Electing a Single Winner When the Electorate is Divided in Multiple Ways
This essay is part of a series on elections for single-winner offices, like the presidency. The question is how the philosophy of democracy should handle these elections, given the necessity to elect just one officeholder to represent all v...
"Law and Democracy" podcast
The newly launched “Law and Democracy” podcast from The Ohio State University’s Election Law Program may be of interest to Common Ground Democracy readers.
The Possibility of Majority Winners When Politics is Multidimensional
In the previous Common Ground Democracy essay, I discussed why the candidate closest to the median voter is most representative of the whole electorate, and thus is the candidate who should be elected, on the assumption that all voters and ...
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