Alaska voters will get another chance to decide whether the state’s election system should stay as it is or return to a ...

With this reform, city could deliver more representative results and save millions without cutting a single city service.

Ranked choice voting is coming to D.C. — whether these two council members like it or not. At-Large Council member Anita Bonds and Council member Wendell Felder, of Ward 7, argued for an emergency ...

A campaign for a 2026 ballot measure to overhaul Michigan elections by allowing voters to rank their preferred candidate in order of preference has halted its signature collection efforts. "Rank MI ...

Ranked-choice voting encourages candidates to appeal broadly, seek second-choice support and sometimes even cross-endorse each other.” ...

Michigan voters might not decide next fall whether to switch the state’s elections to a ranked choice voting system. Organizers trying to get the ranked choice voting question on the November 2026 ...

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose commented in a recent op-ed about what he sees as a problem with the party makeup of the governing councils of Ohio’s eight largest metropolitan cities: each ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Legislation prohibiting ranked choice voting cleared the Ohio House on Wednesday, despite opposition from a former state attorney general who urged lawmakers to reject the ...

A presentation on ranked choice voting that supporters have been pushing for since last year will finally come before the Longmont City Council on Tuesday, bringing a campaign-season issue into an ...

Making ranked-choice voting permanent and potentially banning campaign signage on local rights-of-way top the agenda for County Board members’ meeting this weekend. Other items scheduled for ...

Albuquerque’s “progressives” are at it again. Ever since Republican Richard “RJ” Berry won a three-way election for mayor in 2009 (against two Democrats), Albuquerque has had runoff elections ...

Affordability: It’s become the Democratic Party’s mantra heading into these crucial midterms, repeated by members of Congress and hopeful challengers coast to coast. This single word – which dominated ...