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States are right to reject ranked-choice voting
Apr 19, 2025 by Staff blogs
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,…
Read More→Maine moves towards NPV repeal
May 15, 2025 by Trent England blogs
The Maine House of Representatives will vote soon on whether to withdraw from the National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV). The bill is LD 252. The state joined NPV last year, but that bill onl…
Read More→Why did NPV fail in Nevada?
May 16, 2025 by Trent England blogs
The National Popular Vote campaign did a face plant this year in Nevada. After passing two years ago, it needed to pass again this year in order to go before voters next year—that is the process to a…
Read More→Maine House passes NPV repeal
May 21, 2025 by Trent England blogs
A bipartisan majority in the Maine House of Representatives passed LD 252 to repeal the state’s participation in the National Popular Vote interstate compact, just a year after the state had signed o…
Read More→National Popular Vote petition filed in Missouri
Jun 19, 2025 by Staff blogs
A ballot petition was recently filed in Missouri to adopt the National Popular Vote (NPV) interstate compact. Petition 2026-068 intended to force Missouri to award its 10 electoral votes to the natio…
Read More→Maine NPV repeal passed House, stalls in Senate
Jun 20, 2025 by Trent England blogs
This year, Maine made history when its House of Representatives voted to repeal the National Popular Vote interstate compact. In fact, the House voted twice to send the repeal to the Senate. But desp…
Read More→Ranked voting and school tax proposals could appear on 2026 ballot
Jul 01, 2025 by Staff blogs
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…
Read More→RCV is just one flavor of “election reform”
Jul 01, 2025 by Trent England blogs
After more than $100 million was spent pushing ranked-choice voting in failed state ballot measures last year, more people are aware of this reform proposal. What many don’t know is that there are se…
Read More→TRENT ENGLAND And JASON SNEAD: Time To Say Goodbye To Ranked Choice Voting
Jul 07, 2025 by Staff blogs
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…
Read More→Time To Say Goodbye To Ranked Choice Voting
Jul 09, 2025 by Staff blogs
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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