As a result, most voters could approach a representative who generally shared their views on issues. Many Americans each year move from one place to another with different voting rules. Learning these rules is a one-time exercise that poses few barriers to their participation. If a state were to change its election method, it of course could educate its citizens about it. As to alternative methods like cumulative voting, more than 80 U.S. localities have adopted such systems in the past decade.
Exit polls show that voters can quickly learn how to vote.
With Congress' recent emphasis on giving more power to the states, there is every reason to believe it will provide states with options they have had for much of American history. 6930 Carroll Ave.