WHAT IS RANKED
CHOICE VOTING?
Ranked choice voting is a nonpartisan electoral reform that gives voters the freedom to rank candidates in order of choice. Ranked choice voting eliminates the need for run-off elections.
Rank candidates how you see fit
Instead of choosing ONE candidate, ranked choice voting allows voters to rank all candidates according to their preference (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.).
In each round of ranked choice voting, the candidate with the lowest number of votes is eliminated. When a voter's number one choice is eliminated, their second choice is included in the count for the second round. This process continues until the final round.