Loading chat...
HI SB2162
Bill
AI Summary
-
Establishes ranked-choice voting for special federal elections not held on regularly scheduled primary or general election dates and for special elections to fill vacant county council seats
-
Implements sequential round tabulation where voters rank candidates by preference, candidates with fewest votes are eliminated each round, and votes are retabulated until a candidate receives a majority or two candidates remain
-
Allows the Office of Elections to modify ranked-choice voting procedures by limiting allowable rankings to no fewer than six candidates and permitting batch elimination of multiple mathematically-eliminated candidates in any tabulation round
-
Requires election proclamations to include explanation of ranked-choice voting and permits ballots to include information necessary for ranked-choice voting implementation
-
Takes effect January 1, 2023
Legislative Description
Relating To Ranked Choice Voting.
Elections
Last Action
Act 047, on 06/17/2022 (Gov. Msg. No. 1147).
6/17/2022