Approval Voting Is a Risky Prospect for Seattle - Sightline Institute

Some 11 million US voters now live in ranked choice voting (RCV) jurisdictions that in total have completed hundreds of RCV elections, and Americans have cast tens of millions of RCV ballots. It’s a proven, effective system to better represent voters’ voices. Approval voting simply isn’t. Sightline’s Alan Durning breaks down the choice before Seattle voters this fall.

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