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we are joined by jason snead. welcome to the program >> it is great to be here. >> tell us about the honest elections project. the commission and how you are funded? >> so, we are a nonpartisan organization that is dedicated to fighting for every american's right to vote in free and fair elections. we advocate for the best to make it easy to vote and hard to cheat. putting confidence in the voting to encourage people to participate. as to how we are funded. we are funded by a number of donors that share our commitment that they have the system they can have confidence in. >> you put out a report to reforms that you are recommending. 14 in all. we will not go through all of them but, one of them is to ban ranked choice voting. what is wrong with voting that way and why do you want to ban it? >> it a new idea pushed all over the country to fundamentally alter elections. at bottom, my concern with it is that it makes it harder to vote. it makes voting take longer and it leads to results that are complicated and confu