Ranked Choice Voting

"For good news, take a look at Portland, Oregon."

A mathematician and a national election reformer join the Stump Talk podcast to discuss why Portland's reforms matter outside city limits.

Apr 30 •

Maja Viklands Harris

What Could We Possibly Learn From a City Election 100 Years Ago?

Rose City Reform unpacks Portland’s 2024 election with Jack Santucci, who wrote a book about the history of Portland's new voting method.

Nov 25, 2024 •

Maja Viklands Harris

"Summer camp is over."

Rose City Reform sits down with OPB's City Hall reporter Alex Zielinski and local filmmaker Nathan Williams to parse the 2024 election cycle.

Sep 20, 2024 •

Maja Viklands Harris

Proportional Portland

The city's new electoral system is supposed to give voters more agency to elect their preferred leaders. What does that mean for Portland?

Aug 15, 2024 •

Maja Viklands Harris

Puppets take over Rose City Reform!

Welcome to the May edition of Stump Talk, where we get a little help from some tiny surprise guests.

May 30, 2024 •

Maja Viklands Harris

Positivity reigns in city races—but for how long?

Ranked Choice Voting is making campaigns friendlier. Could a flood of independent expenditures undercut the trend?

May 13, 2024 •

Maja Viklands Harris

A proportional council, if you can keep it.

Portland's new electoral system has historically faced an uphill battle in the United States. Could this time be different?

Jan 17, 2024 •

Maja Viklands Harris

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