Under ranked-choice voting, voters do not select their favorite candidate. Instead, they rank candidates in order of preference.
Under ranked-choice voting, voters do not select their favorite candidate. Instead, they rank candidates in order of preference. The system continuously eliminates candidates in a series of rounds until a winner is declared if no candidate earns 50% of the initial vote.
The method is not currently used in Ohio, but at least two cities in Northeast Ohio are actively exploring it.would ban ranked-choice voting outright for statewide elections. For cities and local governments, it would not impose a direct ban, but any local municipality that uses the method would lose state funding.The bill now moves to the Senate, where lawmakers who previously passed an earlier version must approve changes made by the House before it can go to the governor’s desk. Bowling Green Republican Sen. Theresa Gavarone introduced the bill with Democratic Sen. Bill DeMora of Columbus. Four of the Senate’s nine Democrats sided with Republicans to support the bill when it‘Pray, pray now!’ Lorain County woman’s emotional story about husband’s deadly dental procedure Body of man discovered in Akron woods ID’d as former inmate released from prison weeks before he was foundUS stocks drop after Trump ramps up his tariffs and investors dump potential AI losersMan accused of vandalizing JD Vance’s home returns to federal court
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