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Alexander L. Pasternack ’05 and Allison I. Rogers ’04 spearheaded the endeavor in a University-wide renewable energy drive that resulted in a College-wide referendum last December. The proposal was passed by an overwhelming majority of voters??82 percent of voting undergraduates...
...groups coordinated their efforts with umbrella organizations such as America Coming Together and the national staffs of the John F. Kerry and George W. Bush campaigns. Together, they arranged rides for volunteers—usually involving a borrowed minivan—and provided neighborhood maps and voters?? phone numbers...
...report found that a quarter of all students contributed either time or money to a campaign and—as 17 percent of all eligible voters??represented a larger percentage of the constituency than seniors over 65, who followed at 16 percent...
...also reiterate our call for a system of instant runoff voting, in which voters rank candidates instead of just voting for a single one. It works by eliminating the candidates with the fewest first-choice votes, giving their voters?? second-choice votes to the remaining candidates, and repeating the process until there are two candidates left—one of them able to claim a majority. The system has a proven track record everywhere from congressional nominations in Utah to the Undergraduate Council elections here at Harvard. The only barriers to its progress are the fears...
Pope, formerly the co-chair of the National Campaign for Political and Civic Engagement committee at the IOP, also said that the extensive identification requirements for “marooned” voters??which are the law in five states—are unnecessary in light of the Help America Vote Act (HAVA), a piece of federal legislation that passed...