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Veterans for Political Innovation
State Leaders
State Leaders are on-the-ground advocates for election innovations in their home states. The situation on the ground is different in each state. For example, some innovations happen in the state legislatures while other changes can happen at the ballot box.
Ramon Perez
State Volunteer
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Arlena Newson
State Volunteer
Dale Blanton
State Volunteer
Steve Hough
State Volunteer
Laura Hine
State Volunteer
Chris Ehlinger
State Volunteer
Cody Vincitore
State Volunteer
Margaret Riley
State Volunteer
Crystal Ellington
State Volunteer
Josh McCarver
State Volunteer
Adam Despang
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Florida Testimonials
"More and more voters are bitterly divided along political lines, and nothing good happens when citizens view their political opponents as enemies. Even as Congress has been largely dysfunctional for some time, the trend has reached new heights. I believe a dysfunctional government should be viewed as a threat to national security, and reforms like Final Five Voting are designed to mitigate the threat. This website reports that 49% of veterans self-identify as politically independent. That is understandable, because there is no role for partisan politics in military service. One mission- one team. I am proud to support the mission of enacting electoral reforms aimed at combating a toxic, polarized, and dangerous political environment."
Steve Hough
Military Veteran