|
![]() |
Resources for More
|
![]() |

Key:
Top Voting Sites on the WebThis site alone develops ways to achieve centrally- balanced councils, central policies, and fair-share funding for projects and agencies. A handful of sites explain Condorcet or PR rules which can be combined to create centrally- balanced councils. A dozen sites compare election methods from around the world. (Unfortunately, none compare legislative methods.) Please distinguish these sites from the hundreds giving away political rumors and self-serving opinions.
LinksThe voting tools page has links to software for putting accurate democracy to work in any organization. The linked sites page lists eighty-some sites linked to Accurate Democracy and likely to have related material.The following sites have links to dozens of others by theorists, practitioners, and activists.
Take action.To support PR and IRV rules, contact: Be sure to check the tools page for programs that tally multi-winner elections and decisions. To support Condorcet rules, contact: Although many academics promote Condorcet rules, no political activists have taken it up. Most activists want to pull policies toward one side. ![]() ![]() ![]()
Blake Cretney offers an excellent web site for Condorcet- completion rules. He offers free, open-source software at SourceForge.
![]() ![]() ![]()
Rob Lanphier's Condorcet's Method explains Condorcet's criterion and others.
![]() ![]() ![]()
Election Methods Mailing List hosts an open discussion focused mainly on the technical qualities of single-winner election methods.
Be sure to check the tools page for programs that tally single-winner elections and policy decisions. Build Civil Society.![]() ![]() ![]() Open Society Institute
Building Vibrant and Tolerant Democracies. ![]() ![]() ![]() Co-Intelligence Institute
Beyond Public Opinion to Public Judgment. ![]() ![]() ![]() Innovations in Democracy
Toward Wiser Democracies that Work for ASll. ![]() ![]() ![]() Yes Magazine
What Would Democracy Look Like? Economic Justice
Non-cyber sites for co-operation:
Local democracy needs economic freedom from corporate control. That freedom needs tools such as these for local self-reliance. |