Election integrity and access are crucial to democracy. Can we find a balanced path that satisfies both sides?
Election reform discussions often devolve into partisan battles, but centrist proposals can bridge divides:
Ranked-choice voting: Reduces polarization and empowers voters.
Enhanced voter ID with accessibility measures: Maintains security without disenfranchising voters.
Transparent campaign finance rules: Limits undue influence while protecting free speech.
A moderate approach respects both security concerns and voter rights, reinforcing trust in the democratic process.
