[EM] Condorcet mention in a relatively mainstream context

[robert bristow-johnson]

> On 06/26/2025 2:19 PM EDT Bob Richard [lists] via Election-Methods <election-methods at lists.electorama.com> wrote:
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> Edward B. (Ned) Foley is a law professor who has been promoting Condorcet compliance for quite a while now. For lots more, see his blog:
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> https://edwardbfoley.substack.com/
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> If he could have his way, legislatures would consist exclusively of centrists, with no representation at all for people on the right or the left.

I don't think that's his position.

> What he advocates is the exact opposite of proportionality. But at least he's explicit about that.

Specific links?

One thing that's true is that he was in on the original meeting (via Zoom) for organizing what became Consensus Voting for Democracy (or whatever we're calling the organization).  https://www.betterchoices.vote/about#advisory-board 

He's appeared on the PBS Newshour at least once to discuss elections.

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