How does ranked choice voting work in New York City?

Ohio Senate seeks to ban ranked-choice voting

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Senate this week voted across party lines to generally prohibit ranked-choice voting through which candidates are ranked according to voter preferences over multiple rounds until one captures the majority.

How does ranked choice voting work in New York City?

This guide was updated in January 2025 and was first published in January 2021. If you have questions about voting or city elections, ask us at ask@thecity.nyc with the subject line “Election.”Rachel Holliday Smith, THE CITY newsroom.For the last few election cycles, New York City voters have used ranked choice voting, which was approved by 73% of voters in 2019 to vote in local primaries.Voters will use ranked choice voting (RCV) once again in …

Ohio Senate votes to ban ranked choice voting

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ranked choice voting would effectively be banned in the state under a bipartisan bill the Ohio Senate passed Wednesday in a 27-5 vote.

With Senate vote, Ohio is closer to banning ranked choice voting

The Ohio Senate voted Wednesday afternoon 27-5 to advance Senate Bill 63, in most instances barring electing or eliminating candidates through rounds of vote tabulation.

Ohio Senate passes bill banning local ranked-choice voting; anti-property tax amendment advances - Signal Cleveland

The Ohio Senate approved a couple of bills on Wednesday that Signal has been following. One was Senate Bill 158, which prohibits almost all cell-phone use by students during the school day. It passed the Senate nearly unanimously with members of both political parties lamenting the constant distraction of phones for students and what that might do to their developing psyches.  The bill passed 30-2, with two Democrats in opposition. You can read …