Ranked-choice voting is an alternative to the winner-take-all method most commonly used in U.S. elections and, in recent years, it has gained popularity in progressive cities.

How it works: Ranked choice voting allows you to mark your first choice and then gives you the option — it's not required — to rank the remaining candidates in order of preference.

In recent years, we’ve seen several changes to our state’s election system, including the adoption of ranked-choice voting ...

And for just the second time, NYC voters will cast their ballot for mayor with ranked choice voting. That’s a good thing: Without RCV, a field this crowded could result in a winner who receives ...

In 2020, before Alaska's ranked choice voting was in place, Trump received about 53% of the state's vote. Democrat Joe Biden won Maine with about 53% of the vote that year.

Letters to the Editor Northwest Voices Opinion Elections: Ranked-choice voting June 26, 2020 at 12:54 pm Updated June 26, 2020 at 12:55 pm By Letters editor ...

In today’s polarized political climate, finding common ground can feel impossible. But one electoral reform — ranked-choice voting — is quietly transforming how we elect our leaders, not by ...

Maine was the first state to go with ranked choice voting for certain races, but no others have followed. Massachusetts voters defeated a ballot question on ranked voting in 2020.

Ranked-choice voting allows voters to rank each candidate on their own preference for each position. Instead of choosing one name to back above the rest, it encourages voters to engage with their ...