Ranked-choice voting

1) Definition 2) Contraversies

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  1. Choice voting would abandon the traditional congressional district, and pool a state's seats. The vote would operate like the party list system (closed or open), with voters numbering parties in order of preference. 
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  3. In recent years, the merits of choice voting have been realised, and Minnesota, along with other states like California, have used it in their mayoral and county sheriff elections

    This was because of benefits such as-
  4. Stoping wasted ballots and empowering minorities
  5. Its easier than it looks...
  6. Many of the 'problems' are myths
  7. And many more general benefits
  8. However some have seen problems such as-
  9. Inconsistencies in results
  10. Confusion
  11. Ranked Choice Voting Coverage in SF - Voter Confusion
  12. Cost
  13. Turnout
  14. Prone to voter fraud and opacity 
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