Minnesota Aims to Become Third State to Adopt Ranked Choice Voting to Favor the Left
The state of Minnesota is aiming to become the third state to adopt ranked-choice voting, a completely corrupt system of voting that almost always ...
The state of Minnesota is aiming to become the third state to adopt ranked-choice voting, a completely corrupt system of voting that almost always favors the left. Ranked-choice voting is how Alaska keeps electing left-wing Republican Lisa Murkowski, despite widespread dislike of her by conservatives in a solid red state. Minnesota is doing this for purely political reasons. They are trying to make sure that Republicans are never elected there. The Federalist reports: Minnesota Could Be Third State To Adopt Ranked-Choice Voting, Following Alaska And Maine Minnesota is seeking to become the third state in the nation to utilize ranked-choice voting (RCV) for state and federal elections, following in the steps of Alaska and Maine.