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2026-10-29 18:17
Map Shows Where Each State Stands on Ranked Choice Voting as Senate in Play
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Vice President JD Vance told reporters he finds ranked choice voting "confusing" on Thursday. "The person who wins the most votes should win. That seems to be not what happens with ranked choice voting," Vance said.
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Pushback about ranked choice voting has emerged during this year's midterms, drawing attention to a system banned in some states.
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