Are you tired of the constant political division in America? Is it possible to reduce polarization through institutional changes? In his book Why We’re Polarized, Ezra Klein proposes a set of institutional reforms aimed at reducing political polarization in the United States. He suggests three key changes: replacing the Electoral College, creating multi-member districts, and eliminating the Senate filibuster. Keep reading to get details on Klein’s proposals and to understand how these institutional reforms could reshape American democracy.
3 Institutional Reforms That Could Save Democracy (Ezra Klein)










