Reply #4: I don't think states will relish the idea of having a say [View All]

[Tim_in_HK]

in the nominee once every 10 years.

I think caucuses should be abolished, and all should be ballot primaries.

I also think that the ballot should have people vote for their top 2 (or even 3) choices, and results would be weighted by this. If you only liked one candidate (e.g., Clark), you could vote Clark for all two (or three) spots.

I think this would be interesting. Side note: this is how it's done in some other countries (notably Australia), and I think brings out a more accurate picture of who people want.

First stop, abolish the caucuses. I haven't seen any good explanation for why they are good. But open to idea.

Regarding the regionalism of the primaries, I'm not so sure what to be done there.