Canada is a whole different country, 59% of Americans suffer from election fatigue, why American elections are so long, why Canadians have short elections, is the Canadian way better?, and a Canadian idea we should definitely steal.
Links:
- Chris Higgins on Twitter
- Chris Higgins on Instagram
- Kirby Ferguson on Twitter
- Kirby Ferguson’s video series, This is Not a Conspiracy Theory
- Election Ride Home on Twitter
- Election Ride Home on Facebook
- Why Canada bucks the two-party system (National Post)
- How The U.S. And Canadian Election Processes Differ (Toronto City News)
- The American election explained (Maclean’s)
- Overview of Federal Elections in Canada (ThoughtCo)
- Most Americans already feel election coverage fatigue (Pew Research)
- Why do American elections last so long? (WaPo)
- Why This Election Feels Never-Ending (NYT)
- American Elections: How Long Is Too Long? (The Atlantic)
- How Presidential Campaigns Became Two-Year Marathons (NYT)
- Why Does Iowa Vote First, Anyway? (NPR)
- Why are American elections so long? (Pacific Standard)
- Why Are U.S. Elections So Much Longer Than Other Countries'? (NPR)
- OpenSecrets.org Campaign Funding (Open Secrets)
- How Money Affects Elections (FiveThirtyEight)
- The typical US Congress member is 12 times richer than the typical American household (Quartz)
- Voter turnout in the United States presidential elections (Wikipedia)
- Voter turnout in Canada (Wikipedia)
- Three Things the U.S. Could Learn from Canada’s Election (Brennan Center)
- How Canada ended gerrymandering (Vox)
- Gerrymandering Wikipedia entry (Wikipedia)
- Where does the term gerrymandering come from? (Vox)
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