Maryland HB 26 has been withdrawn by its lead sponsor, Delegate Brooke Lierman. It would have authorized Baltimore city to use ranked choice voting for elections for its own officers. See this story. Thanks to Steve Kamp for the link.
Meanwhile, the bill to let Montgomery County use ranked choice voting, HB 624, has a hearing Tuesday, February 19.
Perhaps a MD math folk has seen the 34 [extremist A] – 33 [extremist B] – 32 [Moderate] RCV example ???
Everyone is against RCV in single winner and rightly so, we are a melting pot, and the one-party system brought by RCV in single-winner districts as in SF, Oakland and Maine are no good.
The correct way is two-member districts or better and the United Coalition USA is bringing the three-party system to US Presidential elections correctly, as a 538-member at-large district, in the new USA PPR Electoral College.
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