Rarely has a policy debate so divided and paralyzed a nation as the issue of “Brexit” in the United Kingdom. In a 2016 national referendum, British voters narrowly approved leaving the European Union. The aftermath and turmoil ever since provides a case study in how such divisions are poorly handled by a plurality, single-choice voting system.

Despite a setback this week, Caflifornia reformers have every reason to be optimistic about expanding RCV. A remarkable coalition effort involving major civil rights groups and thousands of grassroots activists came together to urge California Governor Gavin Newsom to allow general law cities and counties to join charter cities and counties in being able to adopt RCV.

Washington Governor Jay Inslee, former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, and Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton have all dropped out of the presidential race. Where do their backers go? And what does ranked choice voting have to do with it?

H.R. 1's sweeping electoral reform package now includes funding for ranked choice voting-compatible voting machines

Alameda County stops the ranked choice tally once someone reaches 50%, so we finished out the count to get a clearer picture of Bay Area winners

RCV and upholding majority rule is not a Republican or Democratic plot.

Spoiler threats show how our political system is broken. But a remedy exists and it's called ranked choice voting.

In the first half of 2018, nearly half a million voters ranked their choices in elections for the most important offices in their communities.

The June 26 primaries feature a wide array of rules in states that can have big implications for electoral outcomes and voter turnout.

The Portland Press Herald confirms, ranked choice voting works.