Reforming the Political Landscape: Final Five Voting

This chapter critically examines the limitations of the current two-party system in the U.S. and proposes final five voting as a solution to promote political competition and enhance voter representation. By discussing the differences between final five and ranked choice voting, the chapter emphasizes the need for electoral reforms that involve all voters and address issues of accountability. It also highlights the political dynamics and challenges around implementing such reforms, as well as the broader implications for the midterm elections.