The Ranked Choice Voting Act changes how elections for Senators and Representatives are conducted by allowing voters to rank candidates. This system aims to give voters more choices and reduce the need for runoff elections.
1. This bill requires states to use ranked choice voting for elections of Senators and Representatives. 2. Voters can rank candidates in order of preference instead of choosing just one. 3. States must provide clear instructions on how to rank candidates on the ballot. 4. The bill prohibits separate runoff elections after primary or general elections. 5. States can only hold nonpartisan blanket primaries if at least three candidates advance.
Voters participating in elections for Congress, including primary and general elections.