Ranked-choice voting in Maine: timeline and 2018 results (Office of Policy and Legal Analysis, rev. Dec. 2020)
Ranked-choice voting in Maine: timeline and 2018 results (Office of Policy and Legal Analysis, rev. Dec. 2020) (2020)2020 · Report · 2018 timeline and certified resultsEstablishedSource attached · not independently reviewedCLM-0185 · as of 2026-10-23 · about: Ranked-choice voting (instant-runoff) · Author: Polity Atlas editorial team
“Maine adopted ranked-choice voting by initiative in November 2016 (52.1% yes). In the November 2018 Second District race Jared Golden defeated Bruce Poliquin 142,440 to 138,931 after transfers. New York City approved it for primaries in 2019 and first used it on 22 June 2021.”
Evidence that supports
3New York City Ballot Question 1, Elections Charter: Ranked-Choice Voting, Vacancies, and City Council Redistricting Timeline Amendment (November 2019)
New York City Ballot Question 1, Elections Charter: Ranked-Choice Voting, Vacancies, and City Council Redistricting Timeline Amendment (November 2019) (2019)2019 · Web page · Election results2021 Primary: DEM Mayor Citywide, official ranked choice rounds
2021 Primary: DEM Mayor Citywide, official ranked choice rounds (2021)2021 · Dataset · Mayoral roundsEvidence that contradicts
0No counter-evidence recorded.
Context
Alaska Ballot Measure 2, Top-Four Ranked-Choice Voting and Campaign Finance Laws Initiative (2020)
Status history
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Disputes
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