Pick five! New Yorkers can yet again select as many as five candidates in the mayoral race and other contests up and down the ballot during the Big Apple’s June 24 primary elections, thanks to ...

An uncommon system of voting could be central to which party controls the U.S. House this fall — or even the presidency. In Maine and Alaska, voters in competitive congressional districts will elect a ...

But the two systems diverge when there is no majority winner. Plurality simply chooses the candidates with the most first-place votes, while ranked choice voting eliminates the person with the fewest ...

Voters in Minneapolis, St. Paul, St. Louis Park, Bloomington and Minnetonka are able to choose several candidates for one office in order of preference — a process called ranked-choice voting.

In Annapolis, voters may soon get a bigger say in city elections. Members of the Annapolis City Council are considering adopting ranked-choice voting. It may sound new and complicated but it’s ...

Ranked-choice voting has grown in recent years, now used in 52 different U.S. cities, counties and states, most notably in ...

An uncommon system of voting could be central to which party controls the U.S. House this fall — or even the presidency.