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Third‑party and independent candidates collected a small but politically visible slice of the 2024 popular vote—official tallies and reporting place their combined share under roughly 2% of the total,...
Gerrymandering and primary systems interact to produce “all-Democrat” congressional delegations by creating large numbers of safe seats where the primary decides the winner and where map-drawers conce...
Massachusetts lost one U.S. House seat after the 2010 Census, forcing a 2011–12 redraw that reduced the delegation from 10 to 9 members and produced new congressional boundaries that were enacted by t...
Ranked choice voting (RCV) reshapes campaign strategy by incentivizing candidates to seek both and support, encouraging coalition-building, positive messaging, and voter education; evidence from multi...