Ranked choice voting, or RCV, is once again under threat in Alaska. A new ballot initiative seeks to repeal the system that Alaskans voted into place in 2020 and narrowly reaffirmed in 2024.

An uncommon system of voting could be central to which party controls the U.S. House this fall — or even the presidency. In Maine and Alaska, voters in competitive congressional districts will ...

Washington, D.C. council members vote to approve funding for ranked choice voting, a measure that would allow voters to rank ...

Currently, only one ballot measure — proposing new limits on financial contributions to candidates for public office — has ...

It will be the second time the city is using “ranked choice voting” to select the Democratic and Republican ... from over 150 ranked choice races in New York City, San Francisco, Alaska and Maine, the ...

The fate of President Donald Trump’s domestic agenda was in Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s hands — and she used that leverage ...

The first use of ranked choice voting — and when it first came into play — was in a 2022 special election for the state's at-large congressional district.