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Home | AMERICA | Did Seattle’s Democracy Vouchers Combat Big Money?

Did Seattle’s Democracy Vouchers Combat Big Money?

August 14, 2021 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Did Seattle’s Democracy Vouchers Combat Big Money?This article by David Hyde and Gracie Todd is published by KUOW. Here is an excerpt:

Seattle’s democracy voucher program is being touted as a national model for campaign financing in articles and books, and even in Congress this year, where a version made its way into the Democrat’s big voting reform bill HR1.

But the results for the 2021 August mayoral primary — which is the first time vouchers have ever been used in a Seattle mayor’s race — were mixed.

So far, the program is only in Seattle. All residents are issued four $25 vouchers that they can donate to any candidate who qualifies for the program.

Continue reading here. Also see related Democracy Chronicles articles like those on Voting Methods, Direct Democracy, and definitely checkout our main Voting Methods section.

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Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: American Local Elections, Election Methods, Money Politics

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