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Hey US, we did it four years ago
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The Democrats didn't secure a large enough majority in previous elections to overcome Republican resistance to changing things like FPTP voting or the electoral college.
There is a lot of contention within the Democratic party (at the federal level at least) as it shifts further towards the right in an effort to remain in power. Getting rid of FPTP voting would make it harder for centrist/right leaning Democrats to remain in power.
Several states have switched to RCV for some of their elections, and progress has been slow, but it's being made. If you want to see more, elect people that prioritize implementing better voting systems.
all Democrat party members are right leaning
Bernie is ~~a~~ left-leaning ~~Democrat~~ and opposes FPTP. I'm glad he got re-elected!
Edit: I am wrong
Bernie is not a Democrat.