Once hailed as a promising alternative to America’s "one person, one vote" approach, ranked-choice voting has proven to be a deceptive scheme. Countless cities and counties that misguidedly implemented it are dumping it like a bad stock — either of their own accord or because of citizen-led petitions. Ranked-choice voting is a confusing and convoluted method of voting that tries to force voters to rank multiple candidates for a single office. If one candidate secures a majority in the first round, that candidate wins. Otherwise, lower-ranked candidates' votes are redistributed or thrown out until a winner emerges. This system has resulted in thousands of discarded ballots, widespre
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