@jacksantucci

@jacksantucci has been a member of Linktree for 8 months and joined in January 2026. The social media accounts linked to from @jacksantucci are: • Email • Substack • X Besides social media accounts, jacksantucci has populated their site with: • Jack Santucci – Medium • Election Spoilers: Third-Party Candidates and Their Impact (Vail Symposium) • Electoral Reforms, Governing Coalitions, and the Importance of Political Parties With Jack Santucci (Andy Ellis) • Podcast #99: History of STV in the USA (The Tally Room) • Mayoral Candidate Amen Brown, Ranked Choice Voting, Studio 2 Trivia (WHYY) • Voters Cast Ballots Across D.C. Area.; Close Contests Expected (NBC4 Washington) • How does ranked choice voting rank? (GrayDC) • What’s ‘Proportional Voting,’ and Why Is It Making a Comeback? (Governing) • Stop One-Party Rule in Big Cities (CityLab) • Get out the vote: Understanding ranked-choice elections (Journalist's Resource) • How ranked-choice voting effort became a partisan flash point (Portland Press Herald) • Maine’s pioneering ranked-choice election likely to catch on nationally (Portland Press Herald) • Is it time for WA to give ranked-choice voting a shot? (Cascade PBS) • Campus contemplates if they feel the Bern (Drexel Triangle) • Historical assessment of the first state-wide passage of ranked choice voting in Maine (Hewlett Foundation) • History shows how ranked-choice voting could weaken party machines (City & State NY) • Voting Problems Open the Door to Election Alternatives (Governing) • Why Ranked-Choice Voting Is Having a Moment (New York Times) • Is It the End of the Road for Iowa and New Hampshire? (U.S. News) • Could fracking be a deciding issue for 2020 voters in key states? (Fox News) • An initiative proposes to overhaul Alaska's elections. But not everyone thinks they're broken. (Alaska Public Media) • Citizens' Assemblies let everyday people make important city decisions. Let's bring them to Philly. (Philly Citizen) • Who are the out-of-state billionaires backing ranked-choice voting in Massachusetts? (Boston Globe) • What is approval voting and could it come to Colorado? (Denver7 ABC) • Democrats in New York choose a mayoral candidate in a tight race (Economist) • Silicon Valley's $100 Million Plan to Completely Fix Washington (Puck) • Can Forward force US two-party system to adapt? (Christian Science Monitor) • After Peltola win in Alaska, a debate erupts over ranked-choice voting (Washington Post) • We Tried to Imagine How Voting Would Work Under Portland’s Proposed Charter Reforms (Willamette Week) • After trying to overturn his election loss in 2018, Poliquin won’t say if he’ll respect the results this year (Portland Press Herald) • A yes vote in Portland would be a ‘game on’ moment for the proportional representation movement (Rose City Reform) • The plan to save America by killing the partisan primary (Vox) • Ranked-choice voting and the Philadelphia mayor’s race (Billy Penn) • With 17 Candidates and Unusual Voting Rules, Memphis Mayoral Race Gets Jumbled (Bolts) • Devil is in the details for election reform (Times West Virginian) • CT begins exploring ranked-choice voting merits, logistics (CT Mirror) • How Does Ranked-Choice Voting Work Elsewhere? (Willamette Week) • Which is the fairest electoral system? Mega-election year sparks debate (Nature) • Expert talks about special panel considers ballot measure (NY1) • Explore New York City’s Emerging Three-Party System • Elon Musk, Eric Trump mislead on New York City ballot design • Portland City Elections: Toward Two Parties, More, or None? • Is Ranked-Choice Voting Working for New York? • Should New York Adopt “Top-Two” Elections? • Portland’s Troubled Proportional Representation Experiment • Republicans Should Consider Electoral Reform • New York City Elections: Storylines to Follow • Understanding How Proportional Representation Might Work in New York City • How Mamdani Should Reform New York City’s Elections • Personal site • Simulating Proportional Representation in NYC • Why NYC’s Multiparty Politics Feel So Chaotic • Reforming Big-City Elections