

I read that interview, and there was plenty of education with how the ranked choice voting worked, and it seemed like the issue wasn’t with ranked choice voting at all.
The issue was that now that multiple candidates (~15), people weren’t sure who they wanted to vote for. Since it wasn’t just a “favorite” out of two people after the primaries, people needed more education on who all the candidates were. That seems like an easy fix though as long as people can visit a single website or get a brochure in the mail listing who all the candidates are.


I can’t be sure since technology has so many different factors, but splitting a single Ethernet out into multiple with a network switch won’t really affect it much if at all. Cat5e cable/jack (common for most cables) gets 1 gigabit, so unless you have a gigabit connection and maxing out the connections already, you shouldn’t notice it.
As for WiFi, even though a lot of newer technology is great, it’s not going to beat Ethernet.