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Ranked Choice Voting

Definition

An electoral system where voters rank candidates by preference. If no candidate wins a majority, the lowest-ranked candidate is eliminated and their votes redistributed.

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Common Questions

What is a ranked choice voting?
An electoral system where voters rank candidates by preference. If no candidate wins a majority, the lowest-ranked candidate is eliminated and their votes redistributed.
What terms are related to ranked choice voting?
Related terms include: General Election, Primary Election. Understanding these related concepts helps provide context for ranked choice voting.