Election by Jury
Election by Jury, clay shentrupElection by Jury: the superior form of democracy
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The “Henry County Test”: What Happens When an Independent Watchdog Actually Bites?
For years, skeptics have asked us the same question: “Sure, a Grand Jury-appointed board sounds nice on paper, but what happens when they actually have to fight? Will they fold when the political pressure gets real?”
How Would You Run a Jury-Election?
In a past article, we discussed some key differences between Jury-Elections and Citizens Assemblies. But what exactly is a Jury-Election? In what ways is it similar to, and different from, the courtroom jury-trials we have today?
Juries vs Citizen Assemblies
We at Election By Jury (EBJ), believe that our political representatives (ie, mayors, governors, senators etc) should be elected by a jury in a courtroom-like setting (see here for more details). Anyone familiar with the sortition movement ...
Election by Jury: Clay Shentrup's Preferred Methodology
Election by jury represents a revolutionary approach to democratic decision-making that addresses many shortcomings of traditional mass elections. This system leverages the careful deliberation and impartial assessment possible through a ju...
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Election by Jury: the superior form of democracy
I co-founded the Center for Election Science and I am an expert in social choice and game theory.
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