Historically Large Number of Candidates Run in RCV Elections in New York City
Posted on What's New Author Jonah Harwood on June 08, 2021

This year, New York City is seeing huge numbers of candidates filing to run for the first City Council elections with ranked choice voting (RCV) in the city. The upcoming primaries on June 22nd are a huge moment for RCV, as the largest city in the nation adopts a fairer method of counting votes.
Read moreRanked Choice Voting Discussed in Wyoming as Alternative to Runoff Elections
Posted on Quick News Author Jonah Harwood on April 01, 2021

Ranked choice voting narrowly failed in the Wyoming State Senate. SF0145 would have implemented runoff elections when no candidate received a majority of the vote in primaries for federal or statewide office.
Read moreMore praise for the Fair Representation Act in Yahoo News, New York Times
Posted on Quick News Author Jonah Harwood on February 11, 2021

The Fair Representation Act (FRA) has recently gained traction and media attention with the promise to transform American elections.
Read moreCompetitive Races with more Choices see Improved Voter Participation
Posted on What's New Author Jonah Harwood on February 05, 2021

Usually, elections in the U.S. are dominated by fields with only two candidates who are seen as viable - particularly in general elections.
Read moreHouse Bill HR1 Lays Groundwork for Ranked Choice Voting
Posted on Quick News Author Jonah Harwood on January 26, 2021

The U.S. House of Representatives has once again introduced the For the People Act as the first bill in their legislative session.
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