On November 8, voters in seven localities passed ballot measures to use ranked choice voting. Notably, in two of those jurisdictions, the measure calls for single transferable vote, which is a form of proportional representation. Those two places were Portland, Oregon, and Portland, Maine.

The other localities were: (1) Seattle, Washington; (2) Multnomah County, Oregon, for county office; (3) Evanston, Illinois; (4) Fort Collins, Colorado; (5) Ojai, California. Evanston is the first city in Illinois to adopt ranked choice voting.