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Vote against indifference, NYC: This year, there is no excuse for disengagement
New York City is voting again. A little more than a month after 3 million New Yorkers turned out for November’s presidential election, a much smaller group in the North Bronx — about 7,000 voters — went to the polls to decide who would fill the area’s vacated City Council seat.Ranked-choice voting makes its debut in a City Council race in Queens
Original Article: https://www.audacy.com/wcbs880/news/local/ranked-choice-voting-makes-its-debut-in-city-council-race By Steve Burns NEW YORK (WCBS 880) – Saturday marks the debut of ranked-choice voting in New York…Opinion: Ranked-choice voting education is underway to empower immigrant and voters of color
By Jagpreet Khakh and Howard Wong Any voter knows the feeling of casting their ballot for the candidate they think…First-time NYC candidates voice support for ranked-choice voting
As ranked-choice voting comes under fire from some elected officials, dozens of candidates for local offices have come out in…How Will Ranked-Choice Voting Work in NYC? Let’s Pretend.
A fictional election to demonstrate how the new system will operate in 2021 and beyond. Barring an unexpected court move…New year, new ballot: here’s how ranked-choice voting will work in New York in 2021
Primary and special elections will never be the same with ranked choice voting going into effect in 2021 and seeing…Take the RCV Pledge
I pledge to rank my vote because ranked-choice voting allows me to vote my preference.
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