Ranked choice voting press hits and columns

U.S. District Court Judge Lance Walker's ruling is the latest in a long history of cases that reaffirm and strengthen the constitutionality of Ranked choice voting.

Press hits and editorials on ranked choice voting and electoral reform

Contrary to Poliquin's claims, fewer Maine 2nd District voters cast blank ballots in the 2018 race than in 2016 or 2014.

Ranked choice voting not only upholds the 'one person, one vote' principle, it actually reflects it better than a single-choice system

It would take a serious glitch in the Matrix for a recount to change results in Maine's 2nd Congressional District race.

A more fair system of electing candidates will lead to better representation in Congress.

Upcoming runoffs in Mississippi, Georgia and Pueblo risk low turnout at a high cost. Ranked choice voting offers a better way to protect majority rule.

I may be a tenderfoot to the world of electoral reform, but like most FairVoters, I’m already exceptionally well-versed on the positive impacts of ranked choice voting (RCV). It provides more choices for voters, reduces mud-slinging among candidates, mitigates the impact of money on politics, and overall creates a more fair and functional democracy. I can recite these benefits backwards, forwards, and in a variety of fun accents, as is expected of all FairVote staffers.

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