Aaron Hamlin

Aaron Hamlin, the executive director of The Center for Election Science, dives deep into the flaws of the U.S. electoral system. He discusses why many vote against their own interests and how current methods like ranked-choice voting can obscure true preferences. Exploring alternatives such as approval voting, he highlights the benefits it brings to representation, especially for third-party candidates. Hamlin also addresses the challenges of implementing voting reforms and the importance of grassroots efforts to facilitate change.