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Ranked Choice Voting: An Explainer Ahead of NYC Mayoral Primary Melissa Russo A ranked choice ballot Ready or not, ranked choice voting is set to go for New York in the upcoming mayoral primaries — and some believe the city is definitely on the not ready side. Local election officials say that they're ready, with their systems passing tests and with 92,000 ballots in the mail. Miguelina Camilo, of the NYC Board of Elections, said they feel "confident going into the primary." But five weeks from primary day, others are sounding the alarm. "We are not prepared as a city to imp...

Joshua Nichol provides an account of Consett AFC's victory over Bitton AFC, which sees them advance to Wembley for the FA Vase final.

Lawmaker wants voters to decide on time limits for raising old claims of sex abuse Annie Knox © Laura Seitz, Deseret News Sonya Martinez-Ortiz, Executive Director, Rape Recovery Center, signs a Start by Believing pledge to kick off Sexual Assault Awareness Month at the Capitol in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, April 7, 2021. Since the Utah Supreme Court struck down a state law reviving old claims of sexual abuse, a state lawmaker says she will propose a ballot measure allowing voters to effectively bring it back. “I’m committed to that,” Rep. Angela Romero, D-Salt Lake...

KUT The Black Leaders Collective and other organizations distribute food and supplies at the former Sims Elementary School on Saturday. Black-led organizations have been working to provide food, supplies and shelter to underserved communities in Central Texas throughout this week’s winter storm. Now, as temperatures rise and the snow melts, leaders are mobilizing efforts to help people most in need face the aftermath. “The sun is finally shining, the snow is melting away, but the pain and impact of this devastation is still there,” Terry Mitchell of the Black Leaders Collective said dur...

Capital Metro recruiting for Project Connect advisory committee By Cory Dinkel Austin and Capital Metro are recruiting applicants for the Project Connect Community Advisory Committee. AUSTIN, Texas - Austin and Capital Metro are recruiting applicants for the Project Connect Community Advisory Committee. The committee will advise on equity and anti-displacement topics related to Project Connect. Applicants are encouraged to apply through February 28. The committee will advise the City, Capital Metro, and the Austin Transit Partnership on matters related to equity and the Project Connect Hig...