
Debate on Q. 5: Ranked-choice Voting, October 21, 2016
Season 2016 Episode 6 | 51m 38sVideo has Closed Captions
Your Vote 2016 Debate on Ballot Question #5 ranked choice voting, October 21, 2016
A Your Vote 2016 debate on ballot question number four: An act to establish ranked-choice voting. Recorded live from maine public's Lewiston studio. Representing Yes on Question 5: Kyle Bailey, Campaign Manager of the Committee for Ranked Choice Voting. Representing No on Question 5: Rep. Heather Sirocki of Scarborough.
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Your Vote is a local public television program presented by Maine PBS
Funding for Your Vote 2016 is provided by MEMIC, Lambert Coffin, the Colby Goldfarb Center for Public Affairs and Civic Engagement and by Maine Public members like you.

Debate on Q. 5: Ranked-choice Voting, October 21, 2016
Season 2016 Episode 6 | 51m 38sVideo has Closed Captions
A Your Vote 2016 debate on ballot question number four: An act to establish ranked-choice voting. Recorded live from maine public's Lewiston studio. Representing Yes on Question 5: Kyle Bailey, Campaign Manager of the Committee for Ranked Choice Voting. Representing No on Question 5: Rep. Heather Sirocki of Scarborough.
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