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Even two years out, we know that 2020 will be another unfair and uncompetitive congressional election
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How to have more choices without 'spoilers'
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History is made as member of Congress wins seat with ‘instant runoff’
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Here’s why it takes Maine so long to report election results
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The Florida problem: recounts matter, but usually don’t change results
Quick Takes
FairVote's brief and timely commentary on the latest news.
Judge: Ranked choice voting count must continue in Maine
Judge denies request to stop ranked choice voting count in Maine's 2nd District race
Read MoreA better way to report ranked choice voting elections in California cities
Alameda County stops the ranked choice tally once someone reaches 50%, so we finished out the count to get a clearer picture of Bay Area winners
Read MoreFacing defeat, Maine candidate sues to stop ranked choice voting count
U.S. Rep Bruce Poliquin's challenge to Maine's ranked choice voting count has lots of flash but no substance.
Read MoreVoting at the 2018 Oscars
Our coverage and analysis of ranked choice voting and its use at the Academy Awards.
Solving Problems With Ranked Choice Voting
Learn about how ranked choice voting can solve fundamental problems in our elections and make democracy more fair and functional.
