Maine held primary elections with #RankedChoiceVoting on Tuesday, the second time using RCV for primaries since implementation in 2018.

On July 6, North Dakota Voters First submitted more than 36,000 signatures to state officials as part of their statewide ballot measure campaign that would, among other reforms, implement ‘Top-4’ open primaries with #RankedChoiceVoting general elections.

There’s less than a week until the GOP’s July 14 #RankedChoiceVoting primary in Maine’s Second Congressional District—and a recent poll conducted by FairVote illustrates the state of the hotly-contested three-way race.

Despite the 2020 race being far from over, Republican voters already have opinions about their next Presidential nominee. 

The Court’s unanimous decision allows states to decide how much independence to give electors.

In multi-candidate fields, #RankedChoiceVoting polls are better able to capture candidates’ breadth of support and anticipate which candidates are best positioned to assemble a majority coalition.

We’re only halfway through 2020, but ranked choice voting (RCV) has already had enough victories to fill a full year!

After a week of waiting, the results are officially in: former Marine Amy McGrath has won Kentucky’s June 23 Democratic Senate Primary and will take on incumbent Mitch McConnell in November’s general election. 

Katherine Gehl, founder of the Institute for Political Innovation, and Michael Porter, a Harvard Business School professor, believe that, with tweaks and imagination, the political system can be made to work for all Americans.

Virginia Republicans (@VA_GOP) used #RankedChoiceVoting (RCV) as a way to choose stronger nominees at their local conventions.