In a ranked choice election, you don't just vote for one candidate. You get to rank all the candidates in the order that you like them. It's a small change to ballots that makes a big difference for democracy.
ranked choice ballots cast in Virginia last year
US cities and counties use ranked choice in local elections
The Office of Elections will discuss ranked choice voting costs and considerations at the Board's February 19 meeting.
The Senate Privileges & Elections Committee approved the measure, which now heads to Senate Finance for review.