The Benefits of Ranked Choice Voting, Part 2

Today, millions of voters in states like Alaska and Maine, and in
over 50 cities, including Salt Lake City, New York, and
Minneapolis have chosen to use ranked-choice voting. Almost every
state has a state-level organization working to bring
ranked-choice voting to that state. Kit Muehlman of FairVote
Washington and Guy Cammilleri of the California Ranked Choice
Voting Coalition tell us about the benefits and challenges of
ranked-choice voting. This is part of a monthly discussion about
the threat to democracy and what people are doing about it.


In Part 2 we talk about where Ranked Choice Voting is used and
answer your questions.