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Under the Advocacy section, Added Fix Our House, ProRepCoalition, FairVote, CES, and Equal Vote.

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Line 182: ==Advocacy== * [https://fixourhouse.org Fix Our House] * [https://prorepcoalition.org ProRep Coalition] * [https://fairvote.org/our-reforms/proportional-ranked-choice-voting-information/ FairVote] (predominantly for STV) * [https://electionscience.org/learn/library/proportional-voting-methods/ Center for Election Science] (predominantly for Proportional Approval Voting) * [https://www.equal.vote/pr Equal Vote Coalition] (predominantly for Proportional STAR) Proportional representation is unfamiliar to many citizens of the United States. The dominant system in former British colonies was [[Single Member Plurality\|single member plurality (SMP)]], but [[Mixed-member proportional\|mixed-member proportional representation (MMP)]] and [[Single transferable vote\|single transferable vote (STV)]] replaced it in a number of such places.