Democracy Found: Nonpartisan Political Innovation in Wis.

Sara Eskrich, Executive Director, Democracy Found.

Democracy Found applies business analysis tools to politics and provides a nonpartisan call to action to revitalize our democracy. Their analysis highlights the unhealthy parts of the political system and offers a way to create a diverse, nonpartisan coalition of leaders, committed to reinvigorating our democracy. They advocate open, top-five primaries and ranked choice voting in the general election (Final-Five Voting).

www.DemocracyFound.org

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