Voters across the country weighed in on ranked choice voting ballot initiatives Tuesday, with a vast majority rejecting the system amid an intensifying debate over its effects on elections. RCV, which allows voters to rank candidates by preference rather than selecting only one,

Washington, D.C., is one of five states and territories with ranked choice voting on the ballot for the 2024 election.

Missouri voters on Tuesday approved a ballot measure aimed at banning ranked-choice voting in the state, Decision Desk HQ projects. The proposed amendment to the state constitution will bar the implementation of ranked-choice elections,

Voters have approved Amendment 7, which bans ranked choice voting. It’s an election system that lets voters rank candidates by preference, instead of choosing one winner. Candidates must receive the majority of the votes to win and to avoid a runoff election.

While most of the Election Day attention this year will be on the presidential election, there are plenty of downballot items deserving of attention.

An hour before ballot drop-off sites closed Tuesday, the Oregon Secretary of State's Office reported more than 2 million ballots.

Preliminary results show voters opposing Measure 117, which would adopt a ranked choice voting system for federal and state elections. According to the Secretary of State’s Office, nearly 58% of voters are against Measure 117,

Initiatives related to ranked choice voting) in political primaries and general elections were on the ballots in eight statesandelectoralsystemballotmeasures,2024) and the District of Columbia. On the ballots were also an initiative that would repeal ranked choice voting (RCV) and restore plurality elections in Alaska,

Measure 118. Likely the most controversial and furthest reaching measure before voters this year, Measure 118 would have increased taxes on corporations with annual sales in the s