Ranked Choice Voting Expands Across America in 2025 — From New York City to Fort Collins
Eighteen U.S. cities and counties have used or are using ranked choice voting (RCV) in 2025 — including the largest cities in three states.
Ranking the candidates: How ranked choice voting is calculated
Fort Collins voters will use ranked voting for mayor and City Council.
Ranked Choice Voting – How & Why
Join October’s General Membership Meeting for a workshop on RCV.
Better voting, better options: This mayoral election could use ranked choice
Ranked choice voting would make things better.
Eagleton hosts Ranked Choice Voting information session
The presentation attributed today’s system to negative campaigns, limited choices and “wasted” ballots.
Boston’s District 7 Election Shows Why We Need Ranked Choice Voting
RCV would ensure the winner reflects the majority will of the people.
Gerrymandering degrades democracy
Introducing reforms such as open primaries and ranked choice voting can incentivize candidates to appeal to a broader spectrum, helping to restore healthy competition.
Ranked choice voting threatens status quo. That’s why Ohio’s status quo is freaked
Make every vote count.
How Ranked Choice Voting Could Help Save US Democracy
Veterans for All Voters is a group campaigning nationwide for non-partisan reforms that can rescue U.S. democracy.
Ranked choice voting should stay
Ranked Choice Voting grants voters that flexibility to use their vote to its most efficient ability.