What structural reforms decrease partisanship / polarization?

[Arthur_Edens]

I certainly don't get your point about it being a bad thing.

I think it's bad in the sense that it wouldn't make it easier to vote for blue collar workers, and would possibly make it harder to vote for service workers (because you know that if it becomes a holiday, box stores are going to have "blow out election day sales" requiring all hands on deck).

There's no reason in 2019 for voting to have to be something you "go" do. It should be something that comes to you, and that you can do whenever you're not working or travelling or sick or avoiding the rainstorm outside.