Show Notes
Today, Reed speaks with Nick Troiano, Executive Director of Unite America, about the challenges and reforms in the American electoral system. They discuss the impact of political outsiders, the need for open primaries, and the role of political parties in shaping elections.
Troiano emphasizes the importance of reforming the primary system to better represent the electorate and address political polarization. The discussion also highlights successful examples of electoral reform in states like California and Alaska, and the ongoing efforts to expand these reforms across the country.
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