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The National Popular Vote campaign has taken the position that only final-round ranked-choice voting totals can be used for those states using RCV—which leads to mathematical nonsense.

Election timing may seem like a technical detail, but how Idaho runs its elections shows why it matters.

Would first- or final-round results, or perhaps some intermediate round, be used for national vote tabulation under National Popular Vote? And who decides?

Ranked-choice voting punishes voters for not voting the “right” way by eliminating their ballots and shutting them out of the process.

The Black Legislative Leaders Network recently included me on a panel about the intersection of civil rights and federalism.

You’ve probably heard a lot about the Senate’s lack of movement on the SAVE America Act. But while that legislation remains stalled, senators are thankfully moving full steam ahead on healthcare pric…

RCV makes the whole process more difficult and slower. Ballots are longer. Voting takes longer. Perhaps that’s why some donors are backing off RCV.

Hospitals are the largest single area of healthcare spending.

As it prepares for the 2028 presidential primaries, the DNC is considering banning ranked-choice voting.

Two bills aimed at pushing Michigan into the National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) were introduced in the Michigan House of Representatives earlier this month.