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Hi [[User:AmericaRepair]], welcome to [[electowiki]]! I haven't read [[Special:Contributions/AmericaRepair|your newly contributed articles]] yet, but the titles look like the type of thing that belongs on [[electowiki]]. I'm going to need to review your work to make sure that it belongs here. For all I know, you could be someone who has been paid to subvert electoral reform efforts, and sent here to [[w:gish gallop|gish gallop]] readers of this website. Could you edit your talk page (here: [[User:AmericaRepair]]) and let us know why we should trust you? Thanks, and once again, welcome! -- [[User:RobLa|RobLa]] ([[User talk:RobLa|talk]]) 01:22, 25 June 2021 (UTC)
:Hello. I'm new to wikis so forgive me for doing it wrong.
The question is "why should we trust you." The objective answer is trust no one. Judge each idea on its merits.
I recently saw election commissioners testify to my state legislature that ranked choice would be awful and cost millions. I don't fully believe them, but I also don't see this red-state legislature passing ranked choice in my lifetime. Hence the substitute plan, Favorite / Approval Grading.
I also have a blog called americarepair you could search up. Thanks.
[[User:AmericaRepair|AmericaRepair]] ([[User talk:AmericaRepair|talk]]) 03:04, 25 June 2021 (UTC)
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