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Nevada’s innovative use of RCV in 2020 gave greater voice to voters
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Ranked Choice Voting in VA-11 GOP Primary: Initial Analysis
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Elections in Northern Ireland and Scotland Show the Promise of Proportional Ranked Choice Voting
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How to Avoid Another Redistricting Nightmare in 2030
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How the Fair Representation Act Can Solve the “Primary Problem”
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New Survey: 61% Favor Ranked Choice Voting in Federal Elections
On April 20, the University of Maryland’s Program for Public Consultation released an in-depth survey finding that 61% of Americans favor using ranked choice voting in federal elections.
Read MoreUpcoming Twitter Space covers gerrymandering in America
On Thursday, April 28, from 12 pm to 12:45 pm EDT, join us on Twitter Spaces for our discussion, “2020's Redistricting Nightmare, and How to Avoid It in 2030.”
Read MoreMaine, Utah, and California are doubling down on ranked choice voting
Ruby-red Utah, purple Maine, and blue California are the states with the most widespread current use of RCV -- in 23 cities in Utah, and in all federal elections and state-level primaries Maine, and for nearly two decades in major California cities like San Francisco & Oakland. Additionally, at least two more California cities will implement RCV in 2022.
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