Episode 59: 'Monitor' readers use ranked choice voting to thin Democratic field (theoretically)

Update: 2019-12-10

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In mid-November, the Monitor tried to test ranked-choice voting by printing a pretend Democratic primary ballot and seeing what readers thought. The response was far more than anticipated.

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Episode 59: 'Monitor' readers use ranked choice voting to thin Democratic field (theoretically)

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Episode 59: 'Monitor' readers use ranked choice voting to thin Democratic field (theoretically)

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Episode 59: 'Monitor' readers use ranked choice voting to thin Democratic field (theoretically)