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California Democratic and Republican parties

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California Democratic and Republican parties: 1 PolicyBomb on record

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Policy #50: The Two-Party System Harmful

Against: Both opposed Prop 14. Ballotpedia: California Prop 14 (2010) (ballotpedia.org)

Verdict: The two-party lock-in is mostly bad. It suppresses competition, forces lesser-evil voting, and lets primaries driven by polarized bases pick most officeholders.

All sources

  1. Ballotpedia: California Prop 14 (2010) (ballotpedia.org)

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