13 Strongest Pros and Cons of Compulsory Voting

Ranked Choice Voting

Ranked choice voting, explained

What Is Ranked-Choice Voting and Where Is the System Used?

The importance of ranked ballots explained with fruit

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The first mayor in the US to be elected using Ranked Choice Voting was Ann Arbor's Al Wheeler, the first Black tenured professor at University of Michigan. Dr. Wheeler formed the NAACP Ann Arbor Chapter and wrote the bill that became the Michigan Department of Civil Rights. He helped create some of the first housing protection ordinances in the country. In a racist backlash against his victory, Ann Arbor repealed Ranked Choice Voting in a low turnout election that happened to have record Republi