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Wisconsin lawmakers are considering a bipartisan bill proposing significant election reform. The bill introduces a ranked choice voting system that would transcend party lines.

A bipartisan bill that would dramatically rework how Wisconsin residents choose congressional candidates is headed for a hearing

A bipartisan bill that would dramatically change how Wisconsin residents choose congressional candidates by asking them to rank their top choices instead of voting for one of two candidates is headed for its first public hearing.

A bipartisan bill that would dramatically rework how Wisconsin residents choose congressional candidates had its first hearing in the state Legislature on Tuesday.

Previous efforts to shift to a "Final Five" voting system have been unsuccessful in Wisconsin, so the latest attempt is likely to face an uphill climb.

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States control how their Washington, D.C., lawmakers are elected — and the current system doesn’t work, proponents of a "Final Five" bill say.

Bipartisan proposal pushes less partisan, ranked-choice elections.

If a bipartisan bill on final five voting passes in Madison, voting could look very different when the primary and general elections begin

The measure, introduced Republican and Democratic lawmakers, would also eliminate partisan primaries in congressional races.