Electoral Reform
Electoral Reform is the primary focus of The LLCC Policy Center. For decades we have seen the consequences of an electoral system that promotes division and gridlock. Laws have been enacted to protect incumbent politicians and political parties leading to the rise of 28 states where one party holds a supermajority of the state legislature. Single-party rule has exposed the reality that the Republican and Democratic coalitions are really just a patchwork of more distinct political ideologies held captive by an outdated electoral system. In states like Wyoming and New Mexico, where a single party holds supermajorities in both legislative chambers and the Governor’s Mansion, we have not seen cohesion and solution-driven policy, instead, we see those supermajorities divided amongst themselves, leading to more out-of-touch legislation. The LLCC Policy Center is focused on bringing reforms that will bring competition and integrity back to state houses across the country.
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Ballot Order Randomization
Just like a standardized test, some voters just fill in a random blank. Studies show that this phenomenon benefits the first candidate listed. We want to change that!
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Initiative Reform
Initiatives are the direct voice of the people, and they are the answer to an unresponsive government. Laws that make it nearly impossible to get the signatures required should be abolished. Here is why…
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Proportional Representation
Democratic governments should be filled with competing opinions debating and collaborating to create the best solutions for the people. This will make it happen!
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Universal Suffrage
Restricting the right to vote among the people who are subject to the authority of the government that is elected to govern them is against the basic maxim of consent of the governed. The LLCC Policy Center is looking to empower people to step up and have a say in our elections.
