If we know anything from modern political science, it's Duverger's Law. That law states that plurality-based voting systems strongly encourage the development of a two-party system.
The rules for counting votes were set down by the Founding Fathers. I'd be reluctant to "fix" them.
That said, if a third party wants access to the ballot, the bar should not be set "too high." How high is that?
The rules for counting votes were set down by the Founding Fathers. I'd be reluctant to "fix" them.
That said, if a third party wants access to the ballot, the bar should not be set "too high." How high is that?