This is an excellent history of the background and the growing momentum of ranked choice voting in this country as well as a thorough review of the record number of decisions voters will make this month concerning ranked choice voting. As is usual in any election season "you win some, you lose some" as will no doubt be true with the ranked choice ballot issues.
I fully agree however with Julie Anderson, a candidate for Secretary of State in Washington: It's not a question of IF ranked choice voting will eventually become the predominate voting system, it's a question of WHEN. Fortunately voters in many jurisdictions nationwide have an opportunity this month to hasten that inevitability.
This is an excellent history of the background and the growing momentum of ranked choice voting in this country as well as a thorough review of the record number of decisions voters will make this month concerning ranked choice voting. As is usual in any election season "you win some, you lose some" as will no doubt be true with the ranked choice ballot issues.
I fully agree however with Julie Anderson, a candidate for Secretary of State in Washington: It's not a question of IF ranked choice voting will eventually become the predominate voting system, it's a question of WHEN. Fortunately voters in many jurisdictions nationwide have an opportunity this month to hasten that inevitability.