When election rules make some voters matter more than others, candidates cater to those who matter at the expense of those who don't. Leaders who demonize some voters to please others divide our society. No society that rewards its leaders for dividing it can long survive.Better Choices is committed to rigorous research, impactful education, and bold action to build a political system where every voice matters.Better Choices advocates Consensus Choice Voting, an electoral reform that gives voters real choices of candidates by first holding an open qualifying election- without party restrictions-to determine at least four of the strongest candidates. In the general election, voters rank these candidates in order of preference. The candidate preferred by more voters in a given head-to-head matchup wins that matchup. The candidate who wins all head-to-head matchups is the Consensus Choice and therefore wins the election.Income and expenses in this short period are limited to moderate inve
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No paid executives reported in 2024. Better Choices for Democracy reported 5 unpaid officers and board members on its 990.
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In 2024, Better Choices for Democracy reported $502k in total revenue and $118 in total expenses on its IRS Form 990.
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