The Oregon Legislature on Sunday’s final day of the session passed House Bill 2004, which puts a proposal to move to ranked choice voting for federal and statewide races on the statewide ballot in November 2024.
Ranked-choice voting is simply a better and easier way to handle our crowded presidential primary field than traditional plurality voting. It is an idea whose time has come.
A petition circulating for 2024 statewide ballot initiative would see Missouri’s state and local elections adopt a ranked-choice voting model.
A proposal that would make Maine the second state in the country with ranked choice voting for governor is due for a vote
Nonpartisan democracy reform nonprofit UpVote Virginia encouraged voters from Charlottesville and Albemarle County to learn about ranked choice voting.
Next month, ranked choice voting will be used for the first time in a Virginia election.
A panel discussion at town hall titled “Discourse and Democracy” featured an audience mostly of high school students.
Oregon House has approved a bill that would implement the voting system for statewide and federal elections starting in 2028.
Ranked choice voting and open primaries likely boosted political diversity and representation in the new Alaska legislature, specifically for Independents.
Voting could radically change D.C. if a proposed ballot initiative for the 2024 general election is passed, implementing ranked choice voting and opening party primaries to independent voters.