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'Krz idu wkdw olwwoh fdqgoh wkurzv lwv ehdpv! Vr vklqhv d jrrg ghhg lq d qdxjkwb zruog.'
Cryptii was used a bit to try to narrow things down but with no luck.
Proof I read rules: V sbyybjrq gur ehyrf
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LWV of Florida Urges Gov. DeSantis to Allow Local Control of COVID-19 Mitigation in Public Schools
Ahead of Brookline's Town Election on May 4th, the League of Women Voters has issued its nonpartisan 2021 Voters Guide featuring:
- Ballot Questions
- Candidate Profiles for various offices
- General Election Day Information
In-person, early voting begins this Saturday (4/24) at Town Hall, Room 103 from 8:30 am to 1:00 pm and on Tuesday (4/27) and Thursday (4/29) from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm.
To vote by mail, submit an application by 4/28 with the Elections Division at www.MailMyBallotMa.com.
Hopefully we can have a good turnout for next month's election!
LPT: I like to be prepared and was trying to determine where I would take my Nov. 3rd ballot in order to avoid using USPS. I kept coming across links to official state, county, and city websites that didn’t specify exactly where to submit my ballot, no matter what search terms I used. Finally, I stumbled on a link from my county site to a League of Women Voters (LWV) site specific to my county. I couldn’t seem to find a way to it from the main LWV site but searching for “<county name> league of women voters” took me right there. That site has everything pertinent to voting in my county, whether in person at the polls, by mail, or by drop off at an authorized location and appears to be updated regularly. I don’t know if all counties have such sites so YMMV.
> If you care only about outcome representativeness, about how well the elected candidate reflects overall values of voters, range voting does outstandingly well, and approval and ranked choice voting do very well. This is illustrated by the Bayesian regret data from Warren Smith and the simulation data of Green Armytage et. al. Plurality and delayed runoff do least well. > > If, in addition, you care about resistance to strategy, instant-runoff voting is the best. Range voting gets a score of only 0.18 on a 0 – 1 scale; approval is much better at 0.71; plurality scores 0.74; and instant-runoff voting is near perfect at 0.98. This result is not disputed by range and approval voting proponents; they argue instead that strategy has a useful place in voting. Other researchers, however, suggest that range voting is only acceptable if voters do not benefit personally by the outcome of their vote – in Olympic judging or restaurant rating, for instance.
http://lwvor.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Elections-Methods-Study-2016-Updated-Feb-2017.pdf
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Stumped on this one. Looked through cryptii a bit but may have missed something.
