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A public affairs firm retained by one of the main groups behind the left’s push to popularize ranked-choice voting methods is trying to market the scheme to conservatives by painting it as a fix to the “ideological gap” between GOP voters and their representatives, an invitation to a briefing on the issue suggests. …

Trent England, executive director of Save Our States, said he thinks Baron’s “Visions for Victory” report is “just the beginning” of a larger effort to push final five voting across the country before and after the November elections.

“I’m sure we’re going to see a lot more of this, because producing the report is just sort of creating the tools to then go out and lobby Republicans to support it,” England said. “This is just the beginning of a process of trying to sell this to Republican officials and activists.”

Read the whole piece at The Federalist.