The electoral system should move towards proportional representation to encourage more collaborative and representative politics.

“So it's an argument where we have to say broadly speaking because we want to build a system that is more representative that gives space to new parties to emerge that encourages compromise will go with PR but we accept that there are some things that you'll lose along the way.”

Destiny is generally open to reforms like ending the filibuster and instituting judicial term limits, but emphasizes they are not a magical solution to deep-seated political issues.

“I'm like 6040 or 7030 in favor of getting rid of the filibuster. I'm I'm glad that we have a filibuster in place right now, for example, while the Trump administration has a trifecta. But there's just no question that it has to go.”

Hutch supports abolishing the electoral college and implementing term limits for judges as necessary reforms to constrain corrupt political actors.

“I can think of like some reforms that would help right now and we can get into that but ultimately that was a problem of the electorate themselves and and there's you know there that's a complex topic too but I want to let you”

Electoral reforms such as open primaries and removing money from politics are more likely to be achieved by independent candidates.

“I'm going to suggest that an independent elected is much more likely to both of those things because if you're in the two major parties, it's like no, no, you can't, you know, like give the money away or unilaterally disarm the other side, blah, blah, blah.”