The Full Wiki



More info on Fairvote

Fairvote: Wikis


Note: Many of our articles have direct quotes from sources you can cite, within the Wikipedia article! This article doesn't yet, but we're working on it! See more info or our list of citable articles.

Encyclopedia

Updated live from Wikipedia, last check: June 01, 2012 08:37 UTC (44 seconds ago)
(Redirected to FairVote article)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

FairVote is a non-profit organization based in Takoma Park, Maryland, whose mission is to achieve universal access to participation, a full spectrum of meaningful ballot choices and majority rule with fair representation for all. Formerly the Center for Voting and Democracy, it supports a constitutionally protected right to vote, universal voter registration, a national popular vote for president, instant-runoff voting and proportional representation. It provides information to the public about the impact of voting systems on political representation and voter turnout, issues reports on legislative redistricting and competition in U.S. congressional elections and seeks to initiate greater cooperation and coordination among pro-democracy organizations through the Democracy SoS Initiative.

FairVote was founded in 1992 by scholars, civic leaders, grassroots activists and former elected officials such as John Anderson, the former Illinois member of Congress who ran for President in 1980. Since FairVote's founding, Rob Richie has served as its executive director.

Contents

Leadership

Board Members

Staff

Rob Richie is executive director of FairVote. Among national staff, Amy Ngai is director of FairVote's Program for Representative Government, Paul Fidalgo is Communications Director and Adam Fogel is director of the Right to Vote Initiative.

External links


FairVote is a non-profit organization based in Takoma Park, Maryland, whose mission is to achieve universal access to participation, a full spectrum of meaningful ballot choices and majority rule with fair representation for all. Formerly the Center for Voting and Democracy, it supports a constitutionally protected right to vote, universal voter registration, a national popular vote for president, instant-runoff voting and proportional representation. It provides information to the public about the impact of voting systems on political representation and voter turnout, issues reports on legislative redistricting and competition in U.S. congressional elections and seeks to initiate greater cooperation and coordination among pro-democracy organizations through the Democracy SoS Initiative.

FairVote was founded in 1992 by scholars, civic leaders, grassroots activists and former elected officials such as John Anderson, the former Illinois member of Congress who ran for President in 1980. Since FairVote's founding, Rob Richie has served as its executive director.

Contents

Leadership

Board Members

Staff

Rob Richie is executive director of FairVote. Amy Ngai is director of FairVote's Program for Representative Government.

External links








Got something to say? Make a comment.
Your name
Your email address
Message
Please enter the solution to case below
45-15=