Polling ranked choice voting races: easy as 1, 2, 3!
Posted on What's New Adam Ginsburg on June 17, 2021

Election day in New York’s June 22 primaries—the largest American city thus far to adopt ranked choice voting (RCV)—is a week away. While the method will be used in contests ranging from city council to borough president, the most high-profile race utilizing RCV is the mayoral race—and the stakes are high.
Read moreRanked choice voting gaining traction nationwide
Posted on What's New Adam Ginsburg on March 18, 2021

After a successful 2020, ranked choice voting (RCV) is taking 2021 by storm. According to Rep. Don Beyer, sponsor of the Fair Representation Act, it’s because people are realizing that RCV is not actually that complicated.
Read moreVineyard, UT Mayor: Ranked Choice Voting is Beneficial, Cost-Effective, and Simple
Posted on Quick News Adam Ginsburg on March 17, 2021

In 2019, Vineyard, Utah became one of two cities in the state to pioneer the adoption of ranked choice voting. Now, two years later, Vineyard mayor Julie Fullmer hopes her city’s success with implementing RCV prompts other municipalities in the state to follow.
Read moreWashington Post Columnist Henry Olsen Points to Ranked Choice Voting as Solution to Presidential Primary Flaws
Posted on Quick News Adam Ginsburg on August 19, 2020

This week, as former Vice President Joe Biden formally assumes the role as the Democratic Party’s standard-bearer at the Democratic National Convention, it is instructive to remember how we got here.
Read moreMore than 80 Percent of Republicans Did Not Vote for the Winner of Tennessee’s CD-1 Primary. That’s Why We Need Ranked Choice Voting.
Posted on What's New Adam Ginsburg on August 11, 2020

In Tennessee’s August 6 First Congressional District GOP Primary, eventual winner Diana Harshbarger emerged victorious with 19.2 percent support—meaning, in essence, that more than four in every five Republican voters did not vote for her.
Read moreNew report illustrates how ranked choice voting helps elect more women
Posted on What's New Adam Ginsburg on July 30, 2020

Almost exactly 100 years ago, the ratification of the 19th amendment granted women the unabridged right to vote in American elections.
Read moreFairVote’s Ranked Choice Poll Predicts Initial Maine CD-2 Results
Posted on What's New Adam Ginsburg on July 20, 2020

The recent FairVote poll accurately captured Crafts’ broad support among Maine Republicans in the district, indicating that he would handily win hypothetical head-to-head matchups against both Bennett and Brakey.
Read moreBallot Measure Featuring RCV Submitted in North Dakota
Posted on What's New Adam Ginsburg on July 15, 2020

On July 6, North Dakota Voters First submitted more than 36,000 signatures to state officials as part of their statewide ballot measure campaign that would, among other reforms, implement ‘Top-4’ open primaries with #RankedChoiceVoting general elections.
Read moreRanked Choice Poll Sheds Light on Maine’s CD-2 GOP Primary
Posted on What's New Adam Ginsburg on July 10, 2020

There’s less than a week until the GOP’s July 14 #RankedChoiceVoting primary in Maine’s Second Congressional District—and a recent poll conducted by FairVote illustrates the state of the hotly-contested three-way race.
Read moreRanked Choice Voting Wins in 2020
Posted on What's New Adam Ginsburg on July 01, 2020

We’re only halfway through 2020, but ranked choice voting (RCV) has already had enough victories to fill a full year!
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