Andrew Yang

I believe that replacing elected representatives with digital representatives would create a more direct and responsive form of democracy. Digital representatives can accurately simulate the beliefs of their constituencies, ensuring that the voices of all citizens are heard and represented in real-time. It would eliminate the influence of special interests and provide a transparent way to adapt policies to the changing needs and opinions of the public.

I strongly support the use of approval voting in general elections. It allows voters to express a broader range of preferences and can lead to more representative and satisfactory outcomes. Approval voting reduces the 'lesser of two evils' problem and promotes more positive, issue-focused campaigns.

I believe we should replace closed party primaries with a single, nonpartisan, open primary system. This approach empowers voters, encourages more diverse candidates, and reduces extreme partisanship by allowing all voters to have a say in the early stages of elections.