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Should ranked-choice voting replace plurality voting in federal elections?

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Current split

How 119 Americans voted.

Yes — adopt ranked-choice voting nationwide for all federal elections

14%

Yes — but only for primaries or in states that opt in

31%

No — keep plurality voting, but allow state-level experimentation

32%

No — plurality voting should remain the federal standard

23%

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