Ranked choice voting pushes in two presidential battleground states add to the growing list of places considering different ways of conducting American elections, even as some states this year moved to ban localities from implementing it.
Signature-gathering drives launched in Arizona last month for ballot initiatives that would implement ranked choice voting in both primary and general elections. In Wisconsin, a bipartisan group of lawmakers recently reignited an effort to pass a bill that would create an all-party primary and ranked choice general election.
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