Actually, I'd like to backpedal a little.
It is relatively cheaper for a corporation to lobby/bribe an elected representative to get a particular outcome on an issue. Also, there are very few people aware of this violation of law, so the crime is less likely to be caught.
It's a lot more expensive to bribe a lot of voters to sell you their points, without this violation being noticed.
So the new system is more secure, after all.
Jon Randy
Yes, we do have some sheep tea
Some good ideas here, but I don't see that it would get around the money problem - "I'll give you $$$ if you delegate x of your points to me" - before you know it, those with money are again calling the shots