Elections and representation

Voting, election systems, and choosing representatives.

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Principles

An election system needs transparent rules, accurate counting, and results that can be checked.
Judge candidates by competence, reasoning, conduct, and results rather than party loyalty alone.

Case studies

Scientists and engineers in government

The case for scientists and engineers in public leadership: apply scientific testing and rigorous design to government policy, then measure whether it works.

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What makes an election result independently checkable?

Transparent rules, accurate records, and verifiable counting procedures.

Confidence in the winning party alone.

The absence of records that could be questioned.

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