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Portlanders used ranked choice voting for the first time. How did it go?

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Portlanders used ranked choice voting for the first time. How did it go?

@[email protected]M to Ranked Choice [email protected] • 2 months ago

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Leah Benson of Multnomah County talks about how ranked choice voting worked in the mayoral and City Council races.

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Because rich people paid to have lots of anti-rcv propaganda in the voter’s pamphlets.

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