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How a new way to vote is gaining traction in states — and could transform US politics – Daily Montanan

Ranked choice voting is an idea gaining traction in many states, and the early results show more cooperation and a spirit of bipartisanship.

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How a new way to vote is gaining traction in states — and could transform US politics

How a new way to vote is gaining traction in states — and could transform US politics

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States Newsroom : How a new way to vote is gaining traction in states — and could transform U S politics

With U.S. democracy plagued by extremism, polarization, and a growing disconnect between voters and lawmakers, a set of reforms that could dramatically upend how Americans vote is gaining momentum at

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How a new way to vote is gaining traction in states — and could transform US politics • Missouri Independent

Ranked choice voting, which asks voters to rank multiple candidates in order of preference, has seen its profile steadily expand since 2016.

United statesSouth dakotaKari lakeMarc eliasKatherine gehlKatie hobbsSarah palinMary peltolaMike dunleavyMike draperDoug mastrianoMatt germerLisa murkowskiFoundation for government accountabilityInstitute for political innovationAmerican enterprise institute

How a new way to vote is gaining traction in states — and could transform US politics

Ranked choice voting has seen its profile steadily expand since 2016, when Maine became the first state to adopt it.

United statesSouth dakotaKari lakeMike dunleavyMike draperKatie hobbsMarc eliasSarah palinLisa murkowskiKatherine gehlMatt germerMary peltolaDoug mastrianoFoundation for government accountabilityInstitute for political innovationAmerican enterprise institute

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