noun
a voting system in which voters rank candidates in order of preference
adjective
describing the type of voting system being used
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Ranked-choice voting is a voting system in which voters rank candidates in order of preference on their ballots.
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Have you heard about ranked-choice voting? It's a way of voting where you rank the candidates instead of just choosing one.
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Ranked-choice voting is like making a top 3 list of candidates when you vote.
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In the world of voting, ranked-choice voting is like a multi-round tournament where the best candidate wins after several rounds of elimination.