Should Missouri adopt ranked-choice voting for state elections?

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247 Votes

Should Missouri adopt ranked-choice voting for state elections?

35%

Yes Yes

65%

No No

35%

Yes

2 Comments

Carol Hinchie

Ranked choice voting helps make voting more open to all candidates, rather than just a popularity contest between the two with the most advertising.

Max

Voting is available to all citizens, that are not felons. Your comment is even more foolish than Mitch Moore's comment.

Mitch Moore

Most people are libertarian, favoring civil liberties and economic freedom. What we end up with are Dems who are against economic freedom or Republicans who are soft on individual liberty. Ranked voting is the only way to give the majority of voters what they truly want.

Max

Your entire statement is hogwash.

65%

No

5 Comments

FiestyQgrl

We do not want round after round of voting to rank candidates and split votes unfairly. Ranked Voting ensures the middle ranked candidates will always win. To understand this watch the clip https://youtu.be/QD5OVSDpyNU

Lisa Gore

Thanks for sharing, I was not aware of which candidates it ensures wins, makes sense, I just know it supports cheating which disenfranchises all voters.

Richard Mangold

Can easily have all Democrats or Republicans with no real opposition from opposing party. This option really does not give real choice.

Max

No, unless you want to be like California.

Lisa Gore

Yup...Missourians are awake to how they put in the Resident. CTCL$ Boone got over $680,000 in 2020. Follow the money, you find the dead and fake voters.

Lisa Gore

This specific machine setting capability proves the machines can & will be utilized to cheat an election, & the people pushing this are from TX, why would an ind. firm from TX care abt MO elections? Must be r/t Dominion, ES&S, Diebold voting systems: all can cheat/connect to Wifi/adj.votes! Illegal

Should meetings between Columbia and University of Missouri leaders be open to the public?

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201 Votes

Should meetings between Columbia and University of Missouri leaders be open to the public?

79%

Yes Yes

21%

No No

79%

Yes

1 Comment

Steve Baumann

Why would anyone want it to not be?

21%

No

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

Should the Columbia City Council approve an ordinance to keep people off medians?

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447 Votes

Should the Columbia City Council approve an ordinance to keep people off medians?

88%

Yes Yes

12%

No No

88%

Yes

2 Comments

Steve Baumann

The fact there is not already one or any attempt at common sense enforcement speaks volumes in it's own right. Maybe we need another department and a 10 year study.......

Fred

We used to have government funded mental institutions that would have handled this, but Reagan handed this off to the states who didn't have the money to continue funding.

Max

They spent all of the money on the Left leaning group.

12%

No

1 Comment

Zaos Gonzolez

If the City passes this, the homeless will not go away. They will move into the surrounding neighborhoods. Your children will step over the homeless as they walk to school and you will hear screaming all night long..

Steve Baumann

It's about safety

ABC 17 News

Should Missouri adopt ranked-choice voting for state elections?

35% Yes Yes

65% No No

35% Yes

65% No

Should meetings between Columbia and University of Missouri leaders be open to the public?

79% Yes Yes

21% No No

79% Yes

21% No

Should the Columbia City Council approve an ordinance to keep people off medians?

88% Yes Yes

12% No No

88% Yes

12% No

35%

Yes Yes

65%

No No

35%

Yes

65%

No

79%

Yes Yes

21%

No No

79%

Yes

21%

No

88%

Yes Yes

12%

No No

88%

Yes

12%

No