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Instead of Voting for One Candidate, What if New Yorkers Picked Their Top 5? (The New York Times)
The New York Times, October 28, 2019
Instead of Voting for One Candidate, What if New Yorkers Picked Their Top 5?
“The New York City Bar Association‘s charter revision task force endorsed ranked-choice voting, but was unhappy it would not be used in general elections, only in primary and special elections. ‘The problem with not including ranked-choice in the general election is that it can confuse voters and that kind of potential confusion is not welcome,’ said Jerry H. Goldfeder, an election lawyer who chaired the task force.”
