When mayoral election results were finalized in Oakland in 2018, there was unusually loud whining from the losers. This was one of California’s most recent “ranked-choice” elections, where voters didn’t just cast ballots for a favorite candidate, but also for second and third choices. They ranked their choices, indicating who they would pick if there were a runoff election a month or so later, the practice there before 2010. When no candidate won a majority, the second choices from voters who did not cast votes for the top two vote-getters were then allotted to other candidates until one emerged with a majority. Voters didn’t need to take a day off for a second election; they had already don
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