Hello, I am an academic enthusiast of the political election system from China.  I have innovatively invented the "Individual Voting Rights System" (IPVR).A new electoral voting system suitable for elections of multiple positions (such as parliament). I warmly welcome friends from all walks of life with the same interests to jointly research, develop and practice the "Individual Voting Rights System" (IPVR).

Individual Proportional Voting Rights (IPVR) system: Candidates participate in the election in their own name, with only one round of voting. Each voter can only receive one ballot, and each ballot can only select one candidate. The number of votes a candidate receives is converted into voting rights based on a proportional base and then arranged in descending order within the quota to be elected. Each elected person participates in the voting on proposals according to the number of voting rights they hold (which cannot be divided).

website ： ipvr.me

I don’t do party loyalty; I do policy logic. And right now, the direction our government is taking needs a serious reboot...

his piece does a really great job of connecting the research from several really worthwhile independent journalists.

This needs to be mainstream. Please take the time to read. This is our countries future. Please talk about this with everyone you can.

I have yet to hear any politician or major media outlet touch this issue yet.

Some deep dive reporting on who is funding election ads and it was a great job investigating by this team - https://youtu.be/GOoZIrjptxo?si=Yb3ivQwMU3dGecDC

Hi all, need to understand if address change will be allowed in 1st phase of SIR as I don't live on my old address where I got my election id made. How would I be able to change my address in voter id now

In the 1820s, fusion voting was used by the Working Men’s Party of Philadelphia for city council elections. They fused with the Jacksonian Democrats, but asked voters to support the Working Men’s Party by voting on their fusion ticket to show support for the 10-hour workday.

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