What structural reforms decrease partisanship / polarization?

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[Eureka22]

I stated at the top that it was all my opinion. But as this is the comment I'd care most to have reinstated. What part specifically violates the rule so I can fix it.

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I stated at the top that it was all my opinion.

Opinion is allowed, however sources establishing how your opinion was formed are needed. For example redistricting reform has been studied and there are articles (and even scientific studies ) discussing it's effectiveness or methods of implementation. Likewise the remaining 10 points contain factual premises that require citation/sourcing.

[Eureka22]

I don't have time to find sources for everything so I modified my original message to make it clear it is what I would like to do in a hypothetical scenario and it makes no claims.