Would Michael Wood be interested in lobbying for a voting system that would 1) enable Democrats who appeal to voters who dislike generic Democrats to be viable in the general election even if they do not excite the party base and 2) counts Democratic voters' preferences among the Republicans so that if the Republican Party wins the elect…
Would Michael Wood be interested in lobbying for a voting system that would 1) enable Democrats who appeal to voters who dislike generic Democrats to be viable in the general election even if they do not excite the party base and 2) counts Democratic voters' preferences among the Republicans so that if the Republican Party wins the election, it would not mean that the craziest Republican will get elected?
Would Michael Wood be interested in lobbying for a voting system that would 1) enable Democrats who appeal to voters who dislike generic Democrats to be viable in the general election even if they do not excite the party base and 2) counts Democratic voters' preferences among the Republicans so that if the Republican Party wins the election, it would not mean that the craziest Republican will get elected?