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A coalition of election reformers, including former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang, will urge SC lawmakers to consider ranked-choice voting.

Ranked choice voting enables more and better choices for voters.

Utah cities could decide soon whether to utilize ranked choice voting in upcoming municipal elections.

We need a process that better represents more people.

House Speaker Dan Rayfield believes Oregon is ready.

Enter ranked choice voting: a system that, simply put, permits voters to rank multiple candidates from most favorable to least favorable.

It’s a great idea whose time, for this and many other reasons, has come.

Democrats stick with traditional first-past-the-post voting in crowded firehouse primary fight.

Ranked-choice voting is an idea whose time has come in Virginia.

Voters in Alaska, Maine and cities that range from our nation’s largest to small Utah towns are showing a positive way forward.