Ann Arbor / San Francisco / Burlington / Marquette / Ferndale / New York City / /
Company
Ranked Voting Systems / Imposing Alternative Electoral Systems / Michigan State Law Review / BOSTON GLOBE / E. Limited / Ford / CBC / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
University of Michigan / Electoral College / DeBorda Institute / /
IndustryTerm
campaign finance reform / inappropriate tool / Open-source software / federal case law / case law / proportional representation systems / constitutional law / party-list systems / /
MusicGroup
Vermont / /
Organization
Supreme Court / University of Michigan / Senate / Court of Appeals / Center for Voting and Democracy / Electoral College / Harvard / Oklahoma Supreme Court / DeBorda Institute / United States Senate / Congress / UN Court / Cornell Law School / not explicitly prevent structuring the Senate / /
Person
William R. Ware / PETER C. FISHBURN / James Dao / Steven J. Mulroy / STEVEN J. BRAMS / DANIEL A. FARBER / Jesse L. Jackson Jr. / Richard A. Walawender / CHARLES EDWARD MERRIAM / CHRISTIAN SCI / Ann Arbor Bd / Thomas Hare / Bernard Grofman / Rob Richie / Trevor Morrison / Richard L. Hasen / GEORGE HERVEY HALLETT / James U. Blacksher / Article Spafford / Paul West / DOUGLAS J. AMY / Juan Torruella / Greg Scopino / Suzanne Herel / LOUISE OVERACKER / CLARENCE GILBERT HOAG / Ralph Nader / WILLIAM H. RIKER / Al Gore / DENNIS C. MUELLER / George W. Bush / Helen Thomas / Tom Zeller Jr. / Sheryl Gay Stolberg / PHILIP P. FRICKEY / Duff Spafford / Richard H. Pildes / Michael D. McDonald / Arend Lijphart / Albert Einstein / Brian P. Marron / Larry T. Menefee / James D. Henderson / Kenneth Arrow / SAMUEL MERRILL III / Steven Hill / Terry Smith / Richard L. Engstrom / Russ Paiellie / /
Mayor / President / General / Clerk to Judge Juan Torruella / author / Professor / candidate / and the candidate / candidate to an office / President / governor / Judge / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Alabama / British Columbia / New York / Connecticut / Michigan / Oklahoma / California / Texas / Vermont / Illinois / Tennessee / Pennsylvania / Florida / North Carolina / Arkansas / /
EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE COUNTED DOES NOT NECESSARILY COUNT: THE RIGHT TO VOTE AND THE CHOICE OF A VOTING SYSTEM