Op-Ed: Washington’s Primary Election Results Underscore the Case for Proportional Ranked Choice Voting
Primary results show Washington voters don’t like the two-party system.
Primary results show Washington voters don’t like the two-party system.
Here’s what might have happened in the recent primary, if Wisconsin used a different voting system.
A total of 6 write-in candidates have formally declared in the race, meaning a ranked-choice ballot will be used.
On Aug. 18, the council approved the request for a resolution committing Hopkins to advocate for Minnesota’s RCV Local Option Bill.
From a national popular vote and ranked choice voting to proportional representation, court reform and a constitutional right to vote, Rob Richie argues the next era of American democracy will require rewriting the rules.
In the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor, 68,000 votes went to candidates who were no longer running.
Voters will decide on ranked choice voting in November.
Eight years in the U.S. military taught me that the mission only succeeds when everyone is working toward the same goal, even when we don’t agree on every detail of how to get there. This lesson has stayed with me through every chapter of my life since: as a lawyer representing veterans fighting for the…
The decision to deny voters the chance to recast their absentee ballots disenfranchises voters. Ranked-choice voting could solve this.
I think ranked choice works for the state. It’s made us work better together.