Fed up with the two-party duopoly? It doesn't have to be this way. Most democracies around the world have ditched winner-take-all, loser-gets-none elections for proportional representation, a system where every community gets a fair share of representation. Republicans in blue cities, Democrats in red rural towns, renters, young people, and working-class voters could all finally elect people who answer to them. (Don't worry, so could homeowners and retirees.) And after the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act in 2026, proportional representation offers communities of color a durable path to electing candidates who answer to them. On More Like Us, host Colin Cole of More Equitable Democracy sits down with election experts, voting rights advocates, community leaders, and cultural voices for candid, funny, and occasionally reality-checking conversations about what a democracy that actually represents all of us could look like, and how we get there. New episodes on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe so you don't miss the premiere. More Like Us is a production of More Equitable Democracy and Mori Strategies. For more information on More Equitable Democracy's work, please visit: https://www.equitabledemocracy.org/
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