On May 28, council passed a resolution that calls on the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to pass legislation allowing cities and counties to use ranked choice voting in local elections.
We need rules for the Democratic primaries that will lift up the voices of talented Democrats
Alaska and Maine have already adopted ranked-choice voting, as well as cities like New York City and San Francisco.
Voters in Texas’ capital city of Austin have already voted to replace their runoff elections with RCV
With this reform, city could deliver more representative results and save millions without cutting a single city service.
A “jungle primary” could work — but there are better options out there.
The Piscataway Board of Education voted last week to endorse state legislation that would allow ranked-choice voting in local elections.
Governor Wes Moore signed SB848 / HB1448 into law, making the first time ranked choice voting is written into Maryland law.