Ranked choice voting is one of several key solutions to fixing our flawed election system.

Why ranked choice voting would have been a better option for Florida, Arizona and Oklahoma

Ranked choice voting would solve the vote-splitting fears clouding the three-way Berkshire District Attorney primary

Journal Inquirer columnist calls for ranked choice voting to solve problems in Connecticut GOP gubernatorial primary

RCV creates new potential for a diverse range of candidates to see successes up and down the ballot.

Ranked choice voting would solve the problems plaguing Maine's four-way gubernatorial race.

Columnist Morton Kondracke highlights the work of FairVote and other activist groups to get election reform off the ground.

Some Wyoming and Alaska primary winners received less than 50 percent of the vote. That wouldn't happen under ranked choice voting.

Many New York civic groups and leaders joined voters in supporting instant runoff voting.

Switching to ranked choice voting is under consideration.