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Over the past decade, ranked choice voting has become increasingly popular. From conservative Utah to liberal New York City, 13 million American voters in 51 jurisdictions — including all of

(Alaska Beacon) - Some Alaska candidates have spoken out against the system that voters approved in 2020

Arguing that ranked choice voting is too complicated, Democrats and Republicans took steps to prevent adoption of the voting system.

Arguing that ranked choice voting is too complicated for voters, both major parties took steps to prevent adoption of the voting system.

From conservative Utah to liberal New York City, 13 million American voters in 51 jurisdictions now use ranked choice voting.

Some observers of the Missouri vs. Biden case have said it could make it more difficult for governmental officials to combat false information on social media.

Plus: A listener inquires about the potential positive effects of ranked-choice voting reforms.

On The Reason Roundtable, editors tear into recent arguments by the Federal Communications Commission in favor of revoking Fox News' broadcast license.

(Brian Cahn/ZUMAPRESS/Newscom) Lawfare and my Cato Institute colleague Walter Olson have recently posted valuable articles explaining the criminal charges…

Judge B. Lynn Winmill of the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho has granted a preliminary injunction against the state enforcing the law in this way.