This Week's Survey Question

In recent years, Pennsylvania primary elections have attracted many candidates, often splitting the vote narrowly and allowing one candidate to win with support from only a fraction of voters.

To ensure that candidates that win their primary election are supported by a majority of primary voters, ten other states have implemented a primary election runoff system where if no candidate receives at least 50% of the vote in a primary election, then a second (or “runoff”) election is held between the top two candidates. The candidate with the most votes in the runoff election would be declared the winner.

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Would you support implementing a primary election runoff system in Pennsylvania?
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