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How does Rank Choice Voting Work? Have you ever heard the term Rank Choice Voting, and wondered, how does it work? You are not alone! According to an article written by Bill Walsh in March of 2023, “Less than half of Minnesotans (49%) are familiar with ranked choice voting, and only 34% said they supported …
Have you heard of Rank Choice Voting? Do you understand Rank Choice Voting? Are you aware that the candidate with the most votes can actually lose the race to another candidate when using the Rank Choice Voting method? Read our introduction to RCV. Keep informed. Visit our RCV page for a few short video’s to …
Is Minnesota Ready For Rank Choice Voting? Intro to RCV. Read More »
Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) might sound like an ideal solution to some, but it’s not always what it seems. States facing strong campaigns from groups like FairVote to adopt RCV should dig deeper into its complexities and flaws, as this article published by The Hill reveals: https://thehill.com/opinion/campaign/5412702-mamdani-won-but-ranked-choice-voting-lost/ The Gateway Pundit also published an article regarding …
As published in Alpha News HERE, The latest iteration of ranked-choice voting legislation — that’s been exclusively pushed by DFLers at the Capitol in recent years — failed in the final hours of session on Sunday. And three Democrat state representatives helped sink the bill in a vote on the House floor. HF3276 would give all cities, counties …
First of all, if three candidates are running and voters cast ballots for their first-choice candidate, as well as second and third choices; if one candidate receives a majority of the first-choice votes, that person DOES NOT win unless he has 50% of the vote. RANK CHOICE VOTING IS NOT A POPULAR VOTE! If no …
Rank Choice Voting (RCV) and what you need to know. Read More »
Currently, only municipalities that are self-governed by charter can implement RCV, and that must be done by a voter-approved ballot referendum. HF3276 would amend state law to allow municipal governments of all forms to implement ranked-choice voting by ordinance, referendum or charter amendment. This bill was approved by the Elections Committee on 3/13/24. Read the …
Ranked Choice Voting Push Continues at MN Capitol Read More »
How does Ranked Choice Voting Work? The answer might surprise you – and it could change what you think you know about free and fair elections. Would you still vote if you thought your vote could be trashed? FGA (The Foundation for Government Accountability) has published a video explaining how RCV works so that you …
Most Voters Do Not Understand How RCV Works. Do You? Read More »
Many states have looked at Ranked Choice Voting and have taken a pass, including California. We believe it would be a disaster for Minnesota to adopt RCV. Our own Secretary of State Steve Simon agrees…. “Minnesota is not ready for Ranked Choice Voting”
We were made aware of an article published by Aaron Flanigan of AMAC regarding Ranked Choice Voting. In an effort to provide you with more information about the dangers and complexity of Ranked Choice Voting, we are reposting that article. Click here to read the full AMAC article about RCV. If you would like to …
Stand Up To Ranked Choice Voting Before It’s Too Late Read More »
Washington, D.C.’s Democrat Party formally rejected the use of ranked-choice voting (RCV) in city elections last week, saying the voting system “could hinder voter engagement and participation.” ~ Click here to read the full article published by The Federalist.