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Alaskans vote to keep ranked choice voting, open primaries
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The Hill reports that Alaskans have rejected another effort to repeal the state's ranked choice voting system and open primaries, according to a projection by Decision Desk HQ. Alaska adopted ranked choice voting and open primaries through a 2020 ballot measure and first used the system in the 2022 election cycle, along with new campaign finance rules.
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Alaskans vote to keep ranked choice voting, open primaries
Alaskans have rejected another effort to repeal the Last Frontier’s unique, ranked choice voting system and open primaries, Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ) projects. Alaska adopted ranked choice voting and open primaries in a 2020 ballot measure, first implementing the system in the 2022 election cycle along with new campaign finance rules. But opponents haven’t let…
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