On this Presidents Day weekend, consider whether ranking is a better way for voters to express their preferences when there are multiple choices, such as in the 2016 Republican primary.
Fascinating talk about RCV at the Vermillion chamber last week by Jeanelle Lust and Taly Bialostocki! Please give it a listen and share! https://t.co/AEbtHtZKb6
#RankedChoiceVoting isn't 'new' or 'unusual' anymore. Millions of Americans have used it, and soon it will be the norm in our elections. https://t.co/cyv0xeuja1
Educating and exciting civic and political groups about #RankedChoiceVoting is extremely valuable for building the support needed for municipal and eventual statewide RCV enactment. Dave & Joe from @sd4rcv pictured here discussing RCV with a local Rotary Club.
🍎Represent Women knows that Ranked Choice Voting elects more women to office. Just look at what happened in 2021 New York City Council races: the share of women jumped from 28% to 61% - electing more women of color and Republican women in the same election.
Fargo got fed up with plurality voting and in 2018 adopted an approval voting system. While we think ranked choice is superior, both avoid runoffs and other shortcomings of plurality voting. https://t.co/QeldC3PZn9
This year's elections saw several big races decided with less than a majority of the vote, making the case for #RankedChoiceVoting clearer than ever. Read @FairVoteAction's analysis: https://t.co/9VFFMhDRls
#RankedChoiceVoting "means candidates will be incentivized to find commonalities with each other rather than simply hurl insults. The result? More civil campaigns with greater focus on issues." @WSSeattleNews https://t.co/mkryAnqJgY
Did you know some states use #RankedChoiceVoting 🗳 for military members abroad?
Otherwise, military members would have no say in the outcome of runoff elections. When we #rankthevote, we enfranchise all military members who are overseas.
Happy Veteran’s Day! 🇺🇸
Ranked choice voting in the Virginia Republican primary produced an electable conservative who prevailed in a state Biden easily won. https://t.co/MNPzg2RyQ8
Virginia Republicans used ranked choice for the first time to select their candidates for the state's top three offices. Their nominees — Glenn Youngkin, Winsome Sears, and Jason Miyares — swept the elections for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general. Coincidence?
"There is an increasing tendency for negative campaigning. In a ranked choice system, you have to be more worried about offending your opponent’s voters, so there will be a little more civility" -fmr South Dakota Senate Majority Leader Dave Knudson @sd4rcv https://t.co/eldQfeJrxj
#RankedChoiceVoting brings Utah Democrats and Republicans 🐘 together. The local options bill passed with overwhelming bipartisan support in the state legislature. @UtahRCV@GovCox