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Oklahoma lawmakers study pros, cons of ranked-choice voting

Oklahoma lawmakers study pros, cons of ranked-choice voting
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OKLAHOMA WATCH: Oklahoma lawmakers weigh restrictions on ranked-choice voting

From Alaska to New York City, ranked-choice voting has gained traction in a handful of states and dozens of municipalities.

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Ranked choice voting could be costly in Oklahoma, state elections chief says

OKLAHOMA CITY — Implementing ranked choice voting in Oklahoma could cost tens of millions of dollars because state elections equipment and software are not compatible with the voting method, the

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Oklahoma lawmakers weigh restrictions on ranked-choice voting

From Alaska to New York City, ranked-choice voting has gained traction in a handful of states and dozens of municipalities. A coalition of voter

United statesNew yorkOklahoma cityScott walterPaul ziriaxMickey dollensSteve largentCindy alexanderBrady henryCapital research centerPatinkin research strategiesUs senateAmerican legislative exchange councilEthics committeeDemocratic partyFrom alaska

OKLAHOMA WATCH: Oklahoma lawmakers weigh restrictions on ranked-choice voting

From Alaska to New York City, ranked-choice voting has gained traction in a handful of states and dozens of municipalities.

United statesOklahoma cityNew yorkSteve largentScott walterBrady henryPaul ziriaxMickey dollensCindy alexanderUs senateCapital research centerPatinkin research strategiesDc democratic partyEthics committeeAmerican legislative exchange councilFrom alaska