The Institute for Political Innovation

If you've found yourself enjoying MLB games more this year, that's no accident. It's the result of a concerted effort by the league to modernize the game (and potentially save the sport). Our political system is in need of similar changes. campaign co-founders Katherine Gehl & Mike Zarren explain in The Messenger.

Changing the Rules Saved Baseball; How About Saving Our Democracy? Politics is the only industry where we’re regularly told that less competition is better

"Final-Five Voting would make our election system more accessible to everyone, no matter their party."

Sick of choosing between the 'lesser of two evils'? Push for electoral reform Final-Five Voting would make the electoral system more accessible to everyone and strengthen representative democracy.

On Nov. 2, democracy reform was on the ballot in New York — three ballot measures, to be precise. Voters across the state had the chance to change how political districts are drawn, to further same-day voter registration, and to dump a vote-by-mail restriction. All three failed. Why?

New York, try Final Five Voting On Nov. 2, democracy reform was on the ballot in New York — three ballot measures, to be precise. Voters across the state had the chance to change how political districts are drawn, to further same-day voter registration, and to dump a vote-by-mail restriction.