Solution to a problem that doesn’t exist
Here is what is happening with CI 126 and 127 on the ballot this November:
When you can’t win elections because your ideas are bad, the political opportunist seeks to “rig” the system. These opportunists prey upon the emotions of voters by manufacturing a problem where none exists. They work hard to hide their out-of-state driven agenda, but the result is sweeping, unneeded political “reforms.”
CI-126 allows the top four primary candidates to advance, regardless of party. This weakens parties and voters alike by enabling cross-party voter interference and a tactical gaming of the electoral process. It dramatically increases campaign costs, invites in even more special interest money and will result in greater polarization.
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