Which is, I think, a bit more harmful to explicit party formation than just a boost in high ranking votes.

I thought prior to the general mayoral election that this manifested as a boost to high ranking vote share. I now think that this manifests as a coordination-free form of co-partisanship for latent parties.

The election did make me change my mind about RCV in one way. Eitan Hirsch expressed a bit of skepticism of MA 1 (RCV ballot measure in 2020), stating specifically that he thought it gave an advantage to famous people in running for office.

You’re not wrong. Some tamales would be delicious right now.

Probably be nice to have something like that in a few years.

A standard transformaggio architecture, or are you going with a chinese d’fusione?

Mayhap the stars will align and I’ll get to flatten my garage next summer.

Ah, sorry for the lack of clarity there. I was asking if it got rid of www.chicago.gov/city/en/site... or if there would still be relief needed.

Maybe @abundanthousingil.bsky.social knows the answer to this one?

“My brother in Christ, how did you fail the exam.”
“Hold up, say that first part again”

Have you read The Warmth of Other Suns? Tremendous book about the great migration.

The thread you are responding to is considering a world in which this is not a possibility.