Politics isn’t working for most Americans. Our government can’t keep the lights on. The cost of living continues to rise. Our nation is reeling from recent acts of political violence.

Also, 79% of voters say the U.S. is in a political crisis, and 64% say our political system is too divided to solve the nation’s problems.

There’s no silver bullet that will simply put us back on the path of a productive, representative democracy — but what if part of the solution lies in how we elect our leaders?

Reforming our elections can give voters more choice, lower the temperature of our politics, and give lawmakers incentives to work together for all of us. Specifically, ranked choice voting, or RCV, and proportional representation would make politicians reach across the aisle and deliver for their

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