election reform
Voting system changes
Election reform refers to changes in laws, procedures, or systems governing how elections are conducted.
Proposals range across the political spectrum: some focus on expanding voter access through mail-in ballots or automatic registration, others on tightening security through voter ID requirements.
The candidate ran on a platform of election reform.
The term often signals dissatisfaction with current systems, though the specific changes sought vary widely.
- voter registrationSigning up for elections
- get out the voteEffort to boost turnout
- absentee votingElectoral participation without presence
- ranked-choice votingBalloting with ordered preferences
- audit trailsRecorded history of actions
voting rights · fair elections · proportional representation · redistricting · voting machines · mail-in ballots · dark money · campaign finance · Citizens United · super PACs · runoff elections · suffrage · swing states · early voting · whistleblower protections · ballot · term limits · polling
- political reformcampaign finance, term limits, redistricting, gerrymandering, ranked choice voting
- Policyeconomic policy, public policy, energy policy, tax policy, domestic policy
- electionsballot, ballots, voter registration, candidates, polls
- IndonesiaIndonesia, Java, Sumatra, Indonesian, Borneo
- primariesprimary elections, primaries, open primaries, primary ballot, closed primaries
- Suffrageright to vote, suffragette, suffrage movement, suffragettes, votes for women
election reformvoter suppression
Tactics discouraging ballot access
disenfranchisement · electoral manipulation · election rigging · gerrymandering · Jim Crow laws
election reformvoter fraud
Illegal interference with elections
election rigging · electoral corruption · ballot stuffing · gerrymandering · vote buying