Ranked choice voting is on the move. 

Since July 14, city officials in Honolulu; Irvine, CA; and Longmont, CO all voted to put ranked choice voting (RCV) on the ballot this November.

Honolulu is Hawaii’s capital, and home to nearly 70% of the state’s population. Irvine is home to over 300,000 people, and Longmont is one of the fastest-growing cities in America. Together, these cities are home to 1.4 million people, who could soon have better elections with ranked choice voting. 

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See FairVote CEO Meredith Sumpter’s take on this progress in the video below, then read on for more election reform news from around the country.

• Rep. Kelly Morrison (MN) reintroduced the Voter Choice Act in Congress. Read FairVote’s press release or watch the video below. You can also ask your member of Congress to support the bill.

• Maine and Washington, DC released cast vote records from their ranked choice voting primaries. FairVote analyzed the results in Maine and DC – providing deep insights on voter preferences.
• Washington, DC voters and community leaders shared their thoughts on ranked choice voting in the video below.

• Maine Democrats selected Troy Jackson to replace Graham Platner as their U.S. Senate nominee. Ahead of the selection, FairVote analyzed the results of Maine’s RCV gubernatorial primary – in which Jackson ran – to provide insight into voter opinions on Jackson and other candidates. Read more.
• FairVote celebrated recent statements from the bipartisan US Conference of Mayors, National Association of Counties, and National Governors Association affirming local leadership of our elections. Read more.
• RepresentWomen’s Cynthia Richie Terrell called for ranked choice voting as the pro-women, pro-voter reform the United States needs. Read more.