Maine Ranked Choice Voting is Still Unresolved

Both houses of the Maine legislature passed LD 1625 on June 27. But the House version retains ranked choice voting for all primaries, and for congressional general elections. The Senate version repeals ranked choice voting for all office.

No further action has taken place on June 28, so far, as of 12:15 pm Maine time. No one knows how much longer the legislature will remain in session.


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Maine Ranked Choice Voting is Still Unresolved — 3 Comments

  1. The United Coalition rejects the ploy by both houses of the Maine legislature to implement single-winner district ranked choice voting (RCV).

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  2. It’s extraordinary when legislators talk within earshot of the voting public about how imperiled the two-party system might soon be and what that means.

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