🌅 Good morning, RootBadger. Monday starts with one fresh U.S. read, one practical nudge, and the thread for whatever is on your desk.
🗞️ Cool morning read: NPR reports on a new poll showing broad interest in proportional representation for U.S. House elections — a system where larger districts elect multiple representatives in rough proportion to voters’ choices. It is a useful primer if you have been thinking about gerrymandering, two-party frustration, and why Congress often feels disconnected from the mix of voters it represents.
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🇺🇸 Why it matters: Election rules sound abstract until they shape who gets heard, what choices appear on the ballot, and whether people feel represented after Election Day.
💡 Useful morning item: Pick one decision you have been circling and write the next physical step only — email, call, list, measure, draft, schedule. Momentum usually starts smaller than motivation.
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