Chris Jerdonek

Co-founder / software developer, Shotwell Labs. San Francisco Elections Commissioner. Lifetime member of the clean-plate club.

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@brigidbergin @BOENYC This is also what @RCVresources, the maker of @BOENYC's RCV software, offered to help them with, but BOE didn't accept (ignored them, actually): https://t.co/bpXGOpfq6R

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@ndhapple @ndhapple I believe this is the link you want: https://t.co/KDYQzoabqj

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@edfischman @politicshour Yes, they did, but they didn't need to keep everyone in the dark and waiting for a week, which led to complaints and criticism. And yes, the order and results can change as more ballots are included, but that's okay. They're preliminary results that provide more transparency.

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@emmagf It's not necessary to rank more if one of your choices made the final round..

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@Loumanji @jacksantucci @DCInbox True!

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@NickFrish I wish more Republicans knew the Republican Party of Virginia @VA_GOP chose to use RCV to select their nominees for governor, etc. this year (and for the second year in a row): https://t.co/ZlzMWFXW4L It’s definitely not partisan.

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@AdamChainz Thanks, Adam, and thanks for all you do for the @djangoproject!

[Mariusz Felisiak @[email protected] @MariuszFelisiak]

Django 4⃣ supports "--shuffle" 🎰 to execute tests in a random order🎲Thanks to @cjerdonek 🏆🎉https://t.co/WnaNCreSfg

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@MariuszFelisiak All, consider donating or having your company donate to the @djangoproject: https://t.co/tzRfYcaba6 It supports Django Fellows like @MariuszFelisiak so features like this can be merged. (Thanks, Mariusz!!)

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@NGrossman81 @Motoconomist And if he lost, people would point to _that_ as a reason to stop doing it -- probably more people, in fact, and with more vehemence.

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@TamarSmith3 @njlockwood @Nate_Cohn Precisely 👍

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@TamarSmith3 @njlockwood @Nate_Cohn Because in the tally of first choices ("Round 1" of the RCV tally) Wiley was ahead of Garcia. (This assumes that if voters could choose only one, they'd pick the same as their first choice under RCV.)

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@Nobody1300 @Nate_Cohn Yes, people will be able to tell this when the raw ballot data is published, but the BOE isn't doing that until after the election is certified. (Some RCV jurisdictions publish this info at the same time as preliminary tallies.)

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@JLasaine @Taniel If this was a top-two election and you're only allowed to choose one, you still have to worry about wasting your vote on someone who might not make the runoff.

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@LudovicSpeaks @artordillos @courtneycgross @errollouis @BOENYC @SFElections The policy isn't about RCV so much as communicating about election results in general. You can let the public know a schedule with expected times, etc, with or without RCV.

[Chris Jerdonek @cjerdonek]

@nahmias Here's a good thread on this: https://t.co/7vkjgkTNbw

[Rob Richie @Rob_Richie]

Outcomes in nearly all anked choice voting contests in New York City primaries are clear from @BOENYC results released last week, with absentees to be added on Tuesday only to affect a few like mayoral race. The single biggest narrative relates to women's electoral success....