Letting the masses decide the party’s nominee for down-ballot offices is tantamount to letting the elites and special interests decide the outcome. We are stuck with a uniparty because incumbents are rarely defeated in district races and are almost never defeated in primaries for statewide offices — including senator and governor. The only way to change the party in one election cycle is by transitioning from popular primaries to representative conventions where high-information delegates... Read this story
