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New poll simulates ranked choice voting in presidential contest
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Let's debate RCV! It's the reform we need, and a growing number of presidential candidates agree
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Alaska could be next state to adopt ranked choice voting
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Want to solve gerrymandering? Look no further than the Fair Representation Act
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Quick Takes
FairVote's brief and timely commentary on the latest news.
Ranked choice voting coming to Maine’s presidential general election, future primaries
On September 6, Maine Governor Janet Mills allowed legislation to go into effect that cements Maine as the first state to use ranked choice voting (RCV) in the 2020 presidential general election.
Read MoreRanked Choice Voting clears key hurdle in Massachusetts
On Wednesday, Massachusetts moved one step closer to statewide ranked choice voting (RCV), as state Attorney General Maura Healey determined that an RCV ballot proposal passes constitutional muster.
Read MoreAs Lowell, MA narrows down voting methods, ranked choice voting emerges as potential option
On Tuesday, the Lowell, MA City Council winnowed its potential voting methods from seven to two. Read about how ranked choice voting comes into play.
Read MoreVoting at the 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.
