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How Ranked-Choice Voting Is Changing Progressive Politics in New York

The Nation, check out our latest issue. Subscribe to Support Progressive Journalism The Nation is reader supported: Chip in $10 or more to help us continue to write about the issues that matter. Sign up for our Wine Club today. Did you know you can support The Nation by drinking wine? Go to the Working Families Party list of favored candidates in New York City’s June 22 Democratic primary election and you will find something unprecedented: an endorsement that ranks three contenders for the top job in the nation’s biggest city. In the race for mayor of New York, the WFP declares for City Comptroller Scott Stringer as the party’s first choice, former public school teacher and nonprofit CEO Dianne Morales as the second choice, and civil rights attorney and former MSNBC analyst Maya Wiley as the third choice.

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Ranked-choice voting in NYC primaries prompts concerns: People are going to be confused

Ranked-choice voting in NYC primaries prompts concerns: ‘People are going to be confused’ © Provided by New York Daily News City Hall in lower Manhattan, New York. As New York City’s first foray into ranked-choice voting in primary elections approaches this June, concerns remain that last-minute efforts to educate the public may come up short. The system, which allows voters to rank their top five choices, will be used in a raft of local elections, including those for mayor, City Council and comptroller, but not for state or federal races. It’s difficult to predict how the change will influence the surreal pandemic-plagued race for City Hall. But critics worry that the ballot-box wrinkle will muddy an already odd election, and the new system was whacked like a piñata at a City Council meeting in December.

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NYC ranked-choice voting a concern in upcoming primaries

NYC ranked-choice voting a concern in upcoming primaries
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NY State Senator Sparks Outrage After Calling Capitol Riots Scarier Than 9/11

NY State Senator Sparks Outrage After Calling Capitol Riots ‘Scarier’ Than 9/11 New York State Sen. John Liu has come under fire after suggesting that the Jan. 6 siege of the U.S. Capitol is “more frightening” than the Sept. 11 attacks. The Taiwan-born lawmaker, who represents the 11th District in northeast Queens, made his remark about an hour before the Sergeant-at-Arms announced that the building had been secured from rioters. “Seeing the Twin Towers crumble is no longer the most frightening moment of my life,” Liu tweeted. It did not take long before Twitter users accused the Democratic senator of being tone-deaf.

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