1. United States
2. Mass.
3. Letter

Ranked choice voting is a powerful pro-democracy reform that gives voters more voice and more choice. It uplifts majority rule by ensuring the candidate with the broadest support wins. It allows voters to rank candidates in their true order of preference, rather than having to strategize about "electability" or "spoiler" fears from crowded fields. RCV protects majority rule, meaning the winning candidate is always the candidate preferred by the broadest coalition of voters. This promotes civil campaigning and incentivizes candidates to court support from a true majority, not just their base. Adopting ranked choice voting is a crucial step to protect democracy and voter rights.