I’m also interested in questions around approval voting in general, and the Center for Election Science in particular.
Some stuff:
Conditional on less than 5 cities with >=50,000 people having implemented approval voting by Dec 31, 2022, what will the funding for the Center for Election Science be during 2023? Context: According to the CES’s strategic plan converting 5 cities with >= 50,000 inhabitants is one of their main targets by 2022 (see p. 7). Conditional on them not achieving it, how will their funding look like? This can probably be operationalized with reference to IRS tax reports.
How many US cities with more than 50,000 people will have implemented approval voting by [date]?
What will CES funding look like in 2021, 2022, etc.
I’m also interested in questions around approval voting in general, and the Center for Election Science in particular.
Some stuff:
Conditional on less than 5 cities with >=50,000 people having implemented approval voting by Dec 31, 2022, what will the funding for the Center for Election Science be during 2023? Context: According to the CES’s strategic plan converting 5 cities with >= 50,000 inhabitants is one of their main targets by 2022 (see p. 7). Conditional on them not achieving it, how will their funding look like? This can probably be operationalized with reference to IRS tax reports.
How many US cities with more than 50,000 people will have implemented approval voting by [date]?
What will CES funding look like in 2021, 2022, etc.