Running for office? Go on the record.
If you’re a candidate for any office, in any party or none, and you’d replace pick-one voting with score voting, say so where voters can see it.
“Under plurality, third-party candidates are spoilers. Under score voting, they’re just... candidates.”
Open to every candidate. Not an endorsement.
Any candidate for any office can sign, whatever their party. We list every pledge we can confirm, in alphabetical order, and we don’t rate, rank or recommend anyone. A listing here is not an endorsement by Super Citizen or Score the Vote. Super Citizen is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and never endorses or opposes candidates or parties.
The pledge
Candidate pledge
Score voting
“I support replacing plurality voting with score voting in the races I can lawfully influence. I will advocate for it in public, in committee, and on the ballot.”
- Signing is voluntary and isn’t binding.
- Once we confirm the pledge with your campaign, your name, office, jurisdiction and website appear on the list below. We never publish your email.
- To take your name off the list, write to hello@scorethevote.com.
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