Posts by Casey Watts — Guest Contributor

Casey Watts lives in Mt. Vernon Triangle, DC. Casey enjoys explaining complex concepts very clearly. He is the author of the applied psychology book “Debugging Your Brain”. He works as a software product manager for US Asylum, living in Mt. Vernon Triangle, DC. He co-created “DC Bubble Party” and “DC Code & Coffee,” he plays woodwind instruments with “DC’s Different Drummers,” and he line dances with “DC Rawhides.”

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  What would ranked choice voting mean for DC politics?

  PoliticsBy Casey Watts (Guest Contributor) June 16, 2022

  Ranked choice voting is lifted up as a fix for a common voter dilemma in crowded candidate fields. How does it work?  Keep reading…

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  What would ranked choice voting mean for DC politics?

  PoliticsBy Casey Watts (Guest Contributor) November 12, 2020 20

  Late last year a bill was introduced in the DC Council that would allow DC to use ranked choice voting for both primary and general elections, including for the DC Council, the DC Mayor, and the DC Attorney General, starting in 2022. How likely is it to get passed next year, and what exactly would ranked voting mean for the District?  Keep reading…