Originally Posted By: Helemoto

What is this "I also support per-voter public subsidies to political parties." not sure what this means.


Every time you vote, party you vote for gets small, like 1$, public contribution. It is like reverse poll tax. The idea behind it twofold - not only all votes start matter, and not only ones in tie-breaking states; and votes outside of mainstream parties no longer simply protest votes.

You need to know is to keep money from buying disproportionate influence. If you can only donate, say up to $10,000 per candidate, then you can't buy legislation no matter your net worth. At the very least, it informs other voters of your conflicts of interest.

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