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Election Day 2019: A Record 11 Cities to Use Ranked Choice Voting
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“It’s a perfect time for ranked-choice voting in New York City;” Major Publications, led by New York Times, laud RCV in NYC
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Federal primary runoffs face low turnout; RCV is potential solution
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Support for Ranked Choice Voting grows rapidly in Golden State
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The Fastest Route To Nationwide Use Of Ranked Choice Voting Goes Through Jacksonville
Quick Takes
FairVote's brief and timely commentary on the latest news.
Wichita, Kansas could simplify elections with ranked choice voting
Wichita, Kansas just had its municipal elections, and no candidate received a majority of the votes. Ranked choice voting is an ideal solution to remedy this type of situation.
Read MoreExtensive media coverage lauds RCV's impressive week
This past week represented a watershed moment for the ranked choice voting (RCV) movement, which was captured by comprehensive media coverage. Read more about it here.
Read MoreEasthampton, MA is ready for ranked choice voting
On Election Day, Easthampton, MA became the latest city to pass ranked choice voting for its municipal elections. Voters in the city will use RCV in its mayoral and city council elections beginning in 2021.
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.
