A local youth recently reminded Fairfax County supervisors they still have time to turn their elections next year into ranked-choice voting events.
Alaska has a long history of an extended vote-counting period, preceding its adoption of RCV.
Multnomah County voters will receive their ballots next week, and this year they will see two separate ballot pages.
Alaska voters know how to rank their preferences, but the harder task is getting parties and candidates to respect those choices.
Ballot Measure 2 asks voters to weigh changes to primary access, general elections and campaign finance disclosure.
Irvine is asking voters to decide whether the city should switch to a ranked-choice voting system.
RCV will give voters a more positive experience.
FairVote Illinois will run interactive tabling throughout the day to educate attendees on ranked-choice voting.
Voters in Irvine, California, Honolulu, Hawaii, and Longmont, Colorado, will decide on RCV ballot measures.
Multnomah County voters will use ranked choice voting for the first time this November.