Ranked-choice voting has challenged the status quo. Its popularity will be tested in November (1 Viewer)

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    Alaska’s new election system — with open primaries and ranked voting — has been a model for those in other states who are frustrated by political polarization and a sense that voters lack real choice at the ballot box.

    Used for the first time in 2022, the changes helped propel the first Alaska Native to a seat in Congress. They could be short-lived.

    Opponents of ranked voting want to repeal it and are entangled in a legal fight over whether their initiative will be able to remain on Alaska's November ballot. It's just one example this year of an...

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