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Saturday, May 21, 2005
Mayor of Cambridge, MA on Choice Voting!
Here's an interesting 5-minute interview with Michael Sullivan, the mayor of Cambridge, MA, about choice voting:
Excerpt #1:
MAYOR SULLIVAN: "...now based upon having coming up with a computer program we can do it [count the ballots] unofficially the night of the election and officially the next day. And I think that's a significant aspect... I think this system has allowed for a greater breadth of representation."
Excerpt #2:
MAYOR SULLIVAN: "...there is a sort of grassroots group that's coming around saying that this is the best way to elect people to allow a greater breadth of voice."
INTERVIEWER: "Does it lead to political conflict or divisiveness?"
MAYOR SULLIVAN: "In fact just the opposite I would argue..."
The interview was conducted by The Early Edition's Rick Cluff of CBC News in British Columbia.
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