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Bill to ban ranked choice voting in Michigan gets hearing by GOP-led House elections committee

August 20, 2025 by Staff in Elections

Lawmakers in Michigan are mulling a potential ban on ranked-choice voting in the state, the Michigan Advance reports. Save Our State's Trent England recently testified on House Bill 4707, which would…

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Time To Say Goodbye To Ranked Choice Voting

July 9, 2025 by Staff in Elections

In their Maine Wire column, Trent England and Jason Snead argue that ranked-choice voting is overly complex, can exclude voters and delay results, and produces misleading majorities in elections — ur…

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TRENT ENGLAND And JASON SNEAD: Time To Say Goodbye To Ranked Choice Voting

July 7, 2025 by Staff

RCV complicates voting, excludes some voters by discarding ballots without full rankings, and delays results, ultimately undermining election integrity and transparency.  Stop RCV Coalition co-chairs…

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Ranked voting and school tax proposals could appear on 2026 ballot

July 1, 2025 by Staff in Elections

A Michigan state board approved two new constitutional amendments last week that could be on next year’s ballot, reports 9and10news.com. Ranked-choice voting is a method where voters rank their prefe…

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States are right to reject ranked-choice voting

April 19, 2025 by Staff in Elections

In The Hill, Trent England examines how state legislatures are moving to ban ranked-choice voting after voters repeatedly rejected the system at the ballot box, highlighting concerns over complexity,…

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