Proposition 1A, approval voting Adoption of Proposition 1A would implement Initiative 134, which would establish approval voting for Seattle primary elections for Mayor, City Attorney, and City Council. Under the approval voting system, voters would vote for however many candidates they approve of. The primary ballot would include instructions stating, "vote for AS MANY as you approve of" for each office. The top two candidates receiving the most votes would advance to the general election.[1][3] Proposition 1B, ranked-choice voting Adoption of Proposition 1B would implement the city council's proposed alternative measure, which would establish ranked-choice voting for Seattle primary elections for Mayor, City Attorney, and City Council. Under the ranked-choice voting system, voters would rank candidates according to their preference. The candidates with the fewest votes would be eliminated and the voters' second choice would be counted for remaining candidates until two candidates remain to advance to the general election. Voters would be able to rank up to five candidates. Ballots would include instructions stating, “Rank candidates in the order of your choice.”[1][4]
都是出两个， 纯粹是故弄玄虚。 要是我， 直接选 No， 不用新方法。 大部分政客都是吃饱了撑的， 瞎折腾。 A "no" vote opposes adopting an approval voting or ranked-choice voting system for Seattle primary elections for Mayor, City Attorney, and City Council, thereby leaving in place the current plurality voting system in which voters vote for one candidate.
>>> The candidates with the fewest votes would be eliminated and the voters'''' second choice would be counted for remaining candidates until two candidates remain to advance to the general election. 你竟然直接藐视我的建议， 哈哈。 仔细读一下原文？基本阅读理解都不过关。
Proposition 1A, approval voting Adoption of Proposition 1A would implement Initiative 134, which would establish approval voting for Seattle primary elections for Mayor, City Attorney, and City Council. Under the approval voting system, voters would vote for however many candidates they approve of. The primary ballot would include instructions stating, "vote for AS MANY as you approve of" for each office. The top two candidates receiving the most votes would advance to the general election.[1][3]
Proposition 1B, ranked-choice voting Adoption of Proposition 1B would implement the city council's proposed alternative measure, which would establish ranked-choice voting for Seattle primary elections for Mayor, City Attorney, and City Council. Under the ranked-choice voting system, voters would rank candidates according to their preference. The candidates with the fewest votes would be eliminated and the voters' second choice would be counted for remaining candidates until two candidates remain to advance to the general election. Voters would be able to rank up to five candidates. Ballots would include instructions stating, “Rank candidates in the order of your choice.”[1][4]
A "no" vote opposes adopting an approval voting or ranked-choice voting system for Seattle primary elections for Mayor, City Attorney, and City Council, thereby leaving in place the current plurality voting system in which voters vote for one candidate.
2者不一样。 AV只能有2个top candidates在primary出线，进入general election，这样会出现2人都属一个派别的可能性。
RCV初选只淘汰最后一名，其余都进入general election
我也是。 不过华州至少会寄来Pamphlets，方便选民做点功课。 此外，去当本地政客campaign volunteer也有不少收获
我们学区委员有两个候选人在sample ballet 上都没简介，我就觉得，也太不上心了吧，是觉得稳进吗？
>>> The candidates with the fewest votes would be eliminated and the voters'''' second choice would be counted for remaining candidates until two candidates remain to advance to the general election.
你竟然直接藐视我的建议， 哈哈。 仔细读一下原文？基本阅读理解都不过关。
谢谢指出来！果然需要回炉重新学阅读😂