In ranked-choice voting, a candidate needs more than 50 percent of the vote to be declared the winner outright. If the front-runner doesn’t have that percentage of the vote, the candidate with the fewest votes that round drops off the ballot, and those who ranked that candidate first will have their votes go to their second choice. The process continues until a candidate has more than 50 percent of the vote.
The state’s special House race election will be the only race with ranked-choice voting on Tuesday, but it will provide a preview of how other candidates running in races such as the state’s Senate election will do in November.
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Corrupt Governor Spencer Cox is trying to make the same thing happen in Utah. His office is actively trying to block release of forensic images of the voting machines used in 2020, and he has sent journalists after the women who run @two_red_pills on Telegram. What is corrupt Spencer Cox hiding, other than his undying love for boys posing as girls in high schools?
Utah has been run by rinos for decades. Wake up utah