A bipartisan bill that would ban the state from using ranked choice voting and penalize localities that try is moving toward a vote in the Ohio Senate Wednesday afternoon. Supporters of Senate Bill 63 ...

Voters can choose as many as five candidates, in order of preference. On election night, the first-choice votes are tabulated ...

No wonder voters last fall rejected ballot measures that would have enacted or encouraged ranked-choice voting. The states with failed ballot measures were diverse: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho ...

The solution is to adopt ranked-choice voting for all state and federal elections ... etc. choices. If no candidate wins a majority outright (an increasingly frequent result in American politics ...

The Boston City Council is set to vote Wednesday on a home rule petition that seeks to overhaul the city’s electoral system ...

Robert Rissel, a San Jose resident opposed to Santa Clara County adopting ranked-choice voting, which he called “a very complicated system.” Advocates dispute it’s confusing but county ...

In 2023, Wisconsin Republican Rep. Bryan Steil introduced the American Confidence in Elections Act, which would ban ranked-choice voting in Washington, D.C. Residents of the nation's capital voted to ...

Wisconsin spring primary election turnout was just 7.2%, it is time to reform state voting laws But in a ranked-choice voting system, if no candidates receive 50% of the votes, the last-place finisher ...

That’s because Alaska elects its lawmakers by ranked-choice voting ... That’s why I’m voting ‘no’ on Ballot Measure 2,” Murkowski said in one ad. “Sixty percent of Alaskans choose ...

As some Ohio cities eye the idea, the state is closer to banning ranked choice voting, an “instant runoff” election method ...

On the front page of last Thursday’s Minnesota Daily was outright blame on ranked-choice voting for a short delay in election results from last Tuesday’s mayoral. What was missing from the reporting ...

No wonder voters last fall rejected ballot measures that would have enacted or encouraged ranked-choice voting. The states with failed ballot measures were diverse: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho ...