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Wall Street Journal: Ranked Choice Voting explained

WSJ Graphic: Ranked Choice Voting explained

Posted by Adam on March 6, 2013 in Electoral Reform, Policy | 79 Views | 2 Responses

A great visual showing how ranked choice voting works, courtesy of the Wall Street Journal.

Posted in Electoral Reform, Policy

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