Endorsers
Endorsers
Adopting ranked choice voting is not about changing who wins, but how they win. That’s why Americans from every part of the political spectrum have recognized ranked choice voting as a fairer way to elect our political leaders.
Giving voters meaningful choice, ensuring majority rule and fair representation, encouraging more civil campaigns, and eliminating costly, low-turnout runoff elections simply aren’t partisan goals. Better elections are something we can all get behind, which is why prominent politicians and notable membership organizations have supported ranked choice voting - also known as “instant runoff voting” or “preferential voting” - for years. The list below highlights some of these people and groups.
Federal Officeholders
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Former President Barack Obama
- U.S. Sen. John McCain (AZ)
- Former U.S. Rep. John Porter (IL)
- U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison (MN)
- U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (VT)
Statewide Officeholders
- Former Gov. Howard Dean (VT)
State Legislative and Local Officeholders
League of Women Voters State and Local Groups
- Arizona
- California
- Florida
- Maine
- Massachusetts
- Minneapolis
- Minnesota
- Montgomery County (MD)
- North Carolina
- Oakland
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- South Carolina
- Tacoma-Pierce County (WA)
- Vermont
- Washington
Political Parties & Clubs
- Alameda County (CA) Democratic Party
- Alaska Republican Party
- California Democratic Party
- Colorado Democratic Party
- Green Party
- Libertarian Party
- Maine Democratic Party
- Massachusetts Democratic Party
- Minneapolis, MN DFL Party
- Progressive Democrats of America
- Progressive Democrats of Los Angeles
- San Francisco (CA) Democratic Party
