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Old 24-04-2023, 01:55 PM #3
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Surely the idea is to use the vouchers to fund people who would otherwise not have the resources to run at all - not to give it all to already-established politicians .

I think it's basically a good idea for a democracy - but there should be rules about who can receive the vouchers. As I said... should be newbies only (and not ones who are already rich). I wouldn't make it "financially deprived only" necessarily, I'd allow it for businesspeople and people on otherwise decent incomes, but with a sensible cut-off point for people who could obviously self-fund their campaign.


But this has replaced the old system.
So the Winner is the one who got the most
vouchers, in Seattle.

Not some already rich senator.


The one that the Public prefer.


This about Trust

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